Drinking Water
City of Fisk Drinking Water Improvements
owner
City of Fisk
project cost
$2,682,800
Funding Source
Missouri DNR State Revolving Fund
project description
Drinking water supply, treatment, storage, and distribution system improvements for the City of Fisk. The city has struggled to provide consistent water supply from the two existing alluvial wells, and the treatment plant and distribution system are in need of basic upgrades due to components that have deteriorated over time. A funding package for drinking water improvements was obtained through the Missouri DNR State Revolving Fund in the amount of $2,682,800. These funds will be used to close the existing wells, demolish the existing well houses, and construct two new drinking water supply wells. The existing water treatment plant will receive extensive repairs, including replacement of filtration media, chlorination system repairs, chemical feed system repairs, and various improvements to the plant controls and mechanical systems. Design of the project is expected to begin in 2024, with construction starting in the final quarter of 2024.
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