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City engineer to seek WSLA funding for water tower, Brickyard and mixed‑street projects

Wadsworth Public Service Committee (City Council) · February 10, 2026
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Summary

Glenn Davis told the committee staff will bring legislation at the next meeting to nominate several water projects — including a water tower, Brickyard site work and a two-phased W. Good/High Street program — for the EPA’s Water Supply Loan Account (WSLA).

City Engineer Glenn Davis said staff will present legislation at the committee’s next meeting to nominate several water infrastructure projects for restricted funding through the EPA’s Water Supply Loan Account (WSLA). Projects he named included a Water Tower Project, work at the Brickyard Site, and a two‑phase project covering W. Good/Longview Streets (phase one) and High Street (phase two); an emergency replacement on Donna Street was also noted.

Davis said the nomination is the key next administrative step to apply for restricted WSLA funding and invited committee members to ask questions or request more detailed project timelines and cost estimates when the legislation is drafted. No formal motion was required at this meeting.