| MARK | FACILITY / LOCATION | TYPE / FUNCTION | DESIGN CAPACITY | OPERATIONAL STATE | LAST INSPECTION |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PS-A01 | North Booster Station • Mile 4.2 Northline Rd | Distribution Booster | 8.4 MGD (3 Pumps) | ACTIVE | AUG 04, 2026 |
| RS-01 | Ridge Elevated Reservoir • Hilltop Crest | Treated Storage | 4.2 MG Enclosed | NORMAL (88%) | AUG 08, 2026 |
| PS-B02 | Creek Pumping Station • East Valley Branch | Pressure Boost Loop | 5.8 MGD (2 Pumps) | MAINTENANCE | AUG 11, 2026 |
| RS-02 | South Basin Tank • Industrial Corridor | Equalization Storage | 3.8 MG Enclosed | NORMAL (92%) | AUG 02, 2026 |
| TP-01 | Northline Main Water Treatment Facility | Primary Clarification/Filtration | 24.0 MGD Rated | ACTIVE | AUG 14, 2026 |
Northline Waterworks draws untreated source water from the protected upper reaches of the Sullivan River Watershed. This regional basin is fed by mountain snowmelt and monitored continuous riparian buffers to preserve baseline purity before entering municipal intake channels.
Water undergoes a multi-barrier purification process combining rapid coagulation, gravity sedimentation, dual-media anthracite filtration, and multi-point disinfection. Every drop meets or exceeds all National Primary Drinking Water Standards before leaving our clearwell reservoirs.
Scheduled maintenance on local booster stations or transmission pipes may occasionally cause minor temporary fluctuations in pressure or harmless mineral discoloration. If you notice sediment after work in your area, simply run your cold water tap for 2–3 minutes until clear.
Capital projects are prioritized through rigorous asset management criteria including pipe age, historical break frequency, hydraulic demand growth, and water quality telemetry. Our 10-year capital improvement program balances long-term reliability with responsible public rate management.