infrastructure

Charlotte Water Capital Improvement Project: Clarke Creek Pump Station and Force Main Project

Charlotte Water and its contractors have begun construction on the Clarke Creek Pump Station and Force Main Project. Wastewater generated from portions of Northeastern Mecklenburg County currently flows to the…

Charlotte Water invited to apply for competitive $169 million in funds from EPA WIFIA loan program

On December 3rd, the EPA announced that Charlotte Water’s $169 million Mallard Creek Sewer Basin Wastewater Collection and Treatment Improvements program achieved one of 39 new invitations to the competitive…

Making Water Outages at Critical Care Facilities a Thing of the Past

In order to repair a broken water main, the location of the break has to be isolated by using pre-installed valves. There are 85,547 water main valves throughout our system.…

birds-eye-view of recently excavated construction site with 3 cargo containers, 1 generator truck, yellow excavator, 1 white stake bed truck, water tanker trailer; everything surrounds an old steel lined, giant round cistern in the ground. Nearby is a creek with eroded dirt embankment and other construction gear

Flushing and the growth of the Queen City

Before cranes build the next skyscraper or apartment complex, developers must reach out to Charlotte Water to see if the wastewater infrastructure has the capacity for the increase in the-ahem-flow.…

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