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MAWSS has many construction projects and other capital improvement projects. From repairs to new expansions of infrastructure and more, check here for a list of current and upcoming projects.
ARCGIS Map of all Capital Projects
A new sludge dewatering facility is being constructed at the C.C. Williams Wastewater Treatment Plant. The new facility will have greater capacity, reliability and efficiency than the existing older facility. Increased dewatering efficiency means reduced costs in hauling sludge. Sludge from both the
The E.M. Stickney Water Treatment Plant, initially constructed in 1942 and is Mobile's primary drinking water treatment facility, will be getting a complete overhaul of all electrical systems. This project includes the installation of new generators providing greater electrical capacity and
The Magnolia Grove Lift Station and Force Main is being constructed to reduce sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) in the area resulting from blockages in the long gravity sewer crossing under the golf course.The project started on April 11, 2022.The anticipated completion date is May 6,
MAWSS is rehabilitating the 50 million gallon reservoir at the E.M. Stickney Water Treatment Plant.Start Date: May 23, 2023Completion Date: May 19, 2025Cost: $13.9 Million An aerial view of the site of the reservoir rehabilitation project.Haren Construction continues
A new trunk sewer is being constructed parallel to the existing Eslava Creek trunk sewer for the purpose of reducing wet weather SSOs along the Eslava Creek trunk sewer. The new pipeline will add capacity for conveying wastewater from near Mt. Island Drive to a new pump station at Bucker Rd. The
Two 10 million gallon tanks will be constructed south of Norton's Lane and east of Navco Road to alleviate wet weather SSOs that occur near the Eslava Creek Trunk Sewer. The facility will also include a pump station constructed at 1272 Bucker Rd.Cost of Project:
Mobilization has begun on the Big Creek Lake Toe Berm Improvement Project. Rocks and some sand have been brought in, silt fencing is in place and the clearing of trees in part of the work area has commenced. This project is to add more weight to the back side of the Dam as a safety factor and to
MAWSS is rehabilitating a 48" wastewater forcemain by Eslava Creek via sliplining. The involves installing a slightly smaller carrier pipe into the forcemain.Estimated Cost: $4,256,208.00Estimated Completion: December 2025.
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4725 Moffett Road
Mobile, AL 36618
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