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Council reviewed a risk-based water infrastructure plan that prioritizes replacing lead service lines, high-risk water mains, emergency wells, and SCADA upgrades, while also directing staff to keep the current all-way stop at Washington Street and Harrison Avenue and collect more data on safety options.
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City staff presented a plan for how to spend limited water fund dollars on the most urgent infrastructure risks. The plan puts lead service line replacement first, followed by higher-risk water main work, checking emergency wells, and upgrading control systems to reduce cybersecurity risk. Council also reviewed safety options for Washington Street and Harrison Avenue, where 16 crashes have been reported since 2022, and chose to keep the all-way stop for now while more data is gathered.
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