2024 Review
Come take a look at how far Hallsdale-Powell Utility District has come over the last 70 years!
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Twenty-five years ago, many customers experienced low water pressure- or even no water at all during the summer months. At the same time, portions of the wastewater system were struggling to meet state permit requirements. Aging infrastructure and limited system capacity created
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Twenty-five years ago, many customers experienced low water pressure- or even no water at all during the summer months. At the same time, portions of the wastewater system were struggling to meet state permit requirements. Aging infrastructure and limited system capacity created major challenges for a growing community.
Today, thanks to years of investment and improvements, our award-winning water and wastewater systems are stronger, more reliable, and delivering better service and water quality for the community we serve.
Your utility bill has helped make these critical improvements possible by supporting infrastructure upgrades that protect public health, improve reliability, and prepare the system for future generations. #CommittedToExcellence #HPUDBillAtWork
The East Wolf Valley Water System Improvement Project is slated to begin in June. This project will consist of approximately 11,500 linear feet of 6-inch ductile iron pipe. This waterline replacement project is targeting a section of PVC waterline on East Wolf Valley drive that is failing due to age. The existing waterline running along Wolf Valley Road is under the edge of the pavement. Each time the existing line breaks, the road is damaged and asphalt repairs are becoming costly. Breaks along this section have become more significant over the past two years. The cost of this project is $1.8 million. The Contractor is Precision Construction Solutions, Inc. #CommittedToExcellence #HPUDBillAtWork
Before you mow, take a quick look around your yard and locate any utility lids. Running over them can damage your mower and the utility equipment below. Help prevent damage, service interruptions, and possible injury.
Recently, our team spent the day removing litter from a section of Beaver Creek as part of the Adopt A Stream program with Keep Knoxville Beautiful. Protecting our waterways goes beyond treatment plants and infrastructure- it also means helping keep litter and pollution out of the streams that flow through our community every day. We’re proud to support efforts that help keep our community and environment clean.
ActNow
Alliance for a Cleaner Tomorrow, ACT Now, is our ten-year program to improve the condition of the wastewater collection system assets and ultimately improve water quality.
Water for Tomorrow
Raising awareness about our water and the critical infrastructure that brings it to and from our homes and businesses every day.