Current projects

The Eastern Wastewater System Expansion will provide the critical “backbone” of infrastructure needed to serve our city’s rapidly growing east side. Phase I of the project, estimated at $396 million, is slated to begin in 2026 and last through 2030.

We are resurfacing the steel face of the South Catamount Reservoir dam to improve its safety and performance. We are also replacing nearby infrastructure as part of this project.

This proposed project would expand the Montgomery Reservoir, located near Breckenridge. This would increase our total water storage capacity for our growing city.

We have completed two of the three phases of the N. Academy Boulevard water valves replacement project. Work on phase three is expected to begin in Spring 2025.

We are  installing more than 4,400 ft. of water main to improve water quality and enhance reliability in that area.

The proposed Northern Monument Creek Interceptor would consolidate separate wastewater systems into a centralized pipeline, saving money, maintaining reliability and ensuring environmental responsibility.

South Suburban Reservoir in the Stratton Open Space in Colorado Springs is closed to the public while repairs are made to the dam’s outlet. 

The new Star Ranch Pump Station will replace the Lower Skyway Pump Station, which was built nearly 80 years ago. When complete, it will increase the reliability of our water supply for fire protection, improve water quality and reduce the risk of water outages.

We will be installing more than 18,000 feet of water main along Marksheffel Road. between Peterson Space Force Base’s East Gate and Drennan Road.