Water Infrastructure

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Road Stream Crossings

Road‑stream crossing inventory for Buffalo County highlights dozens of undersized culverts

Trout Unlimited's Driftless Area Program is scheduled to present a countywide road‑stream crossing inventory at the Buffalo County Land Management Committee meeting on Nov. 6, 2026. The inventory assessed 186 structures, found 54 undersized crossings and identified five sites scoring 34–45 that may need replacement.

Buffalo CountyNov 6, 2026

Shorewood board approves prioritization strategy for lead service-line and water-main replacements

ShorewoodNov 4, 2026

City staff recommend studying a second water tower to reduce boil-order risk

Lake ForestNov 5, 2026

Board reviews $7.7 million estimate to replace Greendale water plant

GreendaleNov 5, 2026

Education officials: 6,000 registered school water fountains, many not verified as functional

Puerto RicoNov 4, 2026

Water Infrastructure

West Linn outlines contingency plan as I-205 bridge-deck work will require taking primary waterline offline

City staff told the council the I-205 bridge-deck translations will require taking West Linn’s primary waterline offline briefly and described use of a Lake Oswego intertie, portable pumps and a temporary generator to maintain supply while crews move bridge decks over the coming months.

West LinnNov 4, 2026

Water Infrastructure

Board packet called for emergency planning after staff flagged Gold Point's lack of water, sewage and fire‑suppression infrastructure

A staff item asked the Esmeralda County Board to consider declaring a hazard zone, requesting state environmental and water reviews, and temporarily pausing water commitments to developers after packets described no potable water, sewage, or fire‑suppression storage in Gold Point.

Esmeralda CountyNov 4, 2026

Water Infrastructure

City moves to tighten water-main standard after staff finds some developments aren’t meeting fire-flow requirements

Staff presented a second reading of an ordinance to update water infrastructure design standards and raise the minimum water‑main size from 6 to 8 inches; staff reported Liberty Landing 4th is delivering about 700 GPM where the standard calls for 1,000 GPM and said it will work with Boone County Fire to clarify responsibility.

AshlandNov 4, 2026

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Staff outlines $19M water-system plan tied to Texas drinking-water grant

QuanahNov 4, 2026

Capital plan centers on Tahoe Cedars water-system reconstruction; 2027 capital near $55M

Sunnyside-Tahoe CityNov 4, 2026

Town packet outlines plan to reject Phase 2 bids and seek additional NYSEFC financing for Emerald Green WWTP upgrades

ThompsonNov 4, 2026

Wayne agenda seeks $451,985 contract for Mountain View sanitary pump station engineering

WayneNov 4, 2026

Garden City seeks $166,100 for valve and hydrant replacements using Nassau County contract

Garden CityNov 5, 2026

Board hears about landowners seeking rural water hookups; no county funds requested

Mills CountyNov 5, 2026

Town Board scheduled to consider extension of Colonie Country Club Estates Water District to serve Clubhouse

New ScotlandNov 5, 2026

Council authorizes $5.678M contract for Highland Oaks water improvements, PID-funded

LubbockNov 4, 2026

Resolution would allow Sevier County mayor to enter contract with utility district

Sevier CountyNov 5, 2026

Town asked to approve closeout of 100,000‑gallon elevated water tank project

LandisNov 5, 2026

Water Infrastructure

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Road‑stream crossing inventory for Buffalo County highlights dozens of undersized culverts

Shorewood board approves prioritization strategy for lead service-line and water-main replacements

City staff recommend studying a second water tower to reduce boil-order risk

Board reviews $7.7 million estimate to replace Greendale water plant

Education officials: 6,000 registered school water fountains, many not verified as functional

West Linn outlines contingency plan as I-205 bridge-deck work will require taking primary waterline offline

Board packet called for emergency planning after staff flagged Gold Point's lack of water, sewage and fire‑suppression infrastructure

City moves to tighten water-main standard after staff finds some developments aren’t meeting fire-flow requirements

More coverage

Staff outlines $19M water-system plan tied to Texas drinking-water grant

Capital plan centers on Tahoe Cedars water-system reconstruction; 2027 capital near $55M

Town packet outlines plan to reject Phase 2 bids and seek additional NYSEFC financing for Emerald Green WWTP upgrades

Wayne agenda seeks $451,985 contract for Mountain View sanitary pump station engineering

Garden City seeks $166,100 for valve and hydrant replacements using Nassau County contract

Board hears about landowners seeking rural water hookups; no county funds requested

Town Board scheduled to consider extension of Colonie Country Club Estates Water District to serve Clubhouse

Council authorizes $5.678M contract for Highland Oaks water improvements, PID-funded

Resolution would allow Sevier County mayor to enter contract with utility district

Town asked to approve closeout of 100,000‑gallon elevated water tank project

More on Water Infrastructure

Oxidation cleaning project, Customer Assistance Program and Basin K quote for Manchester Water & Sewer Commission

Commission approves $2,025 water-utility easement to extend 6-inch main in Parkview Addition

Village seeks $6.1M water-tank rehab grant and loans for Phase 3

Board approves $5,650 decrease to Division 2 water transmission main contract

$11M waterline project for Town and Country; sewer design funded for same area

Council approves award for Well 8 after staff flags qualification shortfall