2025:

May: Electrical work will be taking place at Read Pump Station, including installation of a temporary generator and removal of the existing generator, to be followed by the installation of a new generator in mid-May.  

April: Grading work will take place early in the month so that conduit can be installed. Concrete pads will be created, and turbine pumps and above-ground pipeline will be installed.

March: Demolition and grading work at Read Pump Station will take place early in the month to remove existing materials and prepare for the installation of underground pipe and electrical components, which will occur through the end of the month.

February: Work at Shaw Pump Station and Shaw Reservoir should be completed by the end of this month.  At Read Pump Station, demolition work will continue into the middle of the month. Excavation will take place after that, followed by form setting and concrete pours for the site's pump cans.

January: Work will begin at Manning Pump Station this month, starting with the mobilization of equipment and supplies, testing, and installation of a temporary pump. A bypass system will be set up at Read Pump Station, followed by the demolition of equipment and pipeline toward the end of the month and into early February. Crews will be wrapping up work at Shaw Pump Station before the end of the month, completing finishing touches and installing permanent fencing around the site. Work at Williams Pump Station is expected to be completed before the end of the month as well. Final testing will take place at Shaw Reservoir in the middle of this month.

2024:

December: Crews will be wrapping up work most work at Shaw Reservoir and the Williams and Shaw pump station locations this month. A temporary water shutdown is planned for residents near Shaw Pump Station on Dec. 18, following which their water pressure will be permanently adjusted. Work will begin in full-force at Read Pump Station, where crews will remove piping and preparing the site for the installation of a bypass system.

November: Testing at Shaw Pump Station will take place early in the month, marking the end of construction for that site by mid-month. Punch list items at Shaw Reservoir will also take place this month, to be followed by a few days of staff training on the new equipment. During the training, ample parking at the reservoir will be required to accommodate staff vehicles.

October: Testing will continue at Williams Pump Station early in the month, to be followed by punchlist items and the removal of construction equipment and materials. Testing will also be taking place at Shaw Pump Station through October, to be followed by a transition of power to a permanent generator and the removal of temporary equipment at the site.

September: Shaw Pump Station: Turbine pumps will be installed, along with associated pipe work. Electrical work will be done, including the installation of permanent power by Southern California Edison. New pipeline will be chlorinated and tested toward the end of the month before being connected to the permanent system. Williams Pump Station:Training and testing of new equipment will take place throughout the month. 

August: Shaw Pump Station: Work will continue on the installation of the vertical turbine pumps, including installation of electrical gear. Pipeline and valve installation will take place later in the month. Williams Pump Station: Electrical work will take place early in the month, along with hydrotesting of the permanent pipeline system. A temporary generator will be in use while a permanent generator is set up and connected to the system.

June: Work will continue at Shaw Pump Station, where underground conduit is being installed. Electrical equipment is being installed at Shaw Reservoir; and final coating of the Williams Pump Station will be done, to be followed by testing.

May: Notices were delivered for a water shutdown scheduled on May 7 to allow for pipeline work at Shaw Pump Station. Work will shift in the middle of the month to Shaw reservoir, where electrical gear will be installled and tested.

April: Work will continue at Shaw Pump Station. A water shutdown planned for April 3 has been canceled until mid-April. Notices will be distributed once a date is finalized.

March: Work will continue at Shaw Pump Station, including excavations for a bypass assembly, testing and chlorination of the system.

February: Work will begin at Shaw Pump Station and Shaw Reservoir. A temporary water shutdown is planned for this area on Tuesday, March 4.

Month of January: Work will continue at Williams Pump Station, including ongoing construction of pump cans, and installation of electrical at the first part of the month. Construction setup is expected to start at Shaw Pump Station Jan.17, and Shaw Reservoir on Jan. 22.

2023:

Month of December: Work will be concentrated at Williams Pump Station this month, with construction of a bypass assembly, installation of pump cans and turbine pumps, pipeline and electrical.

Month of November: Work at Manning Pump Station will wrap up this month, complete with new landscaping. Work will also be ramping up at the Williams Pump Station site, beginning with the installation of temporary electrical power and a temporary pump, and construction of new facilities. Testing is expected to take place in late November or early December.

Month of October: At Manning Pump Station, crews will be delivering and setting surge tanks on their designated pads, and the site is ready for planting. Work is well underway at Williams Pump Station, where pads will be placed for temporary equipment needed to continue to run the station during construction. That temporary equipment will be set up and put into service this month.

Week of Sept. 25: A concrete pour for the V-ditch is expected to take place this week at Manning, along with continued trenching and laying of pipeline.

Week of Sept. 18: Construction of a V-ditch is taking place at Manning, along with trench work for new pipeline.

Week of Sept. 11: Excavation and generator work is taking place at Manning.

Week of August 28: Work is expected to wrap up this week on the permanent generator at Manning, at which time construction will move to the Shaw Pump Station site, where a temporary generator will be installed in preparation for future work.

Week of August 21: Work will continue to install the permanent generator at Manning through the end of August.

Week of August 14: Work will continue to install a permanent generator at Manning through the end of August.

Week of August 7: A temporary generator will be installed at Manning. Next week's work will focus on surge tank and belly fuel tank construction at Manning. The following week, work will continue at Manning, and and a temporary generator will be installed at the Shaw Pump Station site in preparation of construction at that location.

Week of July 10: At Manning, backfilling work will continue, with the pipe removal scheduled for the following week.Following that, work will begin to excavate for surge tank pads later in July. Work will also begin soon at the Shaw and Williams pump station locations, where temporary power will be established in the next couple of weeks.

Week of July 3: Backfilling will begin this week, to be followed by removal of a decommissioned pipeline. There will be no work this Tuesday in observance of the Independence Day holiday.

Weeks of June 19-30: Installation of wall forms and rebar, concrete pours and waterproofing will continue this week and throughout the month of June.

Week of June 12: Installation of wall forms and rebar will continue this week and throughout the month of June.

Week of June 5: Installation of wall forms and rebar will continue this week and throughout the month of June.

Week of May 29: Forms and rebar will be installed this week for the reservoir footing at the Manning Pump Station location, with wall forms and rebar scheduled to begin late next week and throughout the month of June.

Week of May 22: Digging for the footing is expected to be completed this week.

Week of May 8: Work will begin this week on the footing at the Manning Pump Station location.

Week of May 1: Work will begin this week to prepare the construction site with the excavation and hauling off of dirt, demolition of an existing wall, and installation of temporary fencing at the Manning Pump Station location.

Week of April 18: Work has been temporarily delayed as a result of the contractor's schedule, and will resume in May with some demolition and excavation work at the Manning Pump Station site.

Week of March 20: Work will continue at the Manning Pump Station site as weather and soil conditions permit.

Week of March 12: Work at the Manning Pump Station will continue this week and next to create the footing and walls for the new reservoir tank.

Week of March 5: Work will continue this week and next to create the footing and walls for the reservoir tank.

Week of February 27: Work will take place this week and next to create the footing for the reservoir tank.

Week of February 20: Work will begin this week to clear the site, set up access and install temporary fencing at the Manning Pump station location.

Week of February 13: Survey work will be done to identify wall layout for the work to be done at the Manning Pump Station location.

Week of February 6:  Work is expected to begin this week at the Manning Pump Station location.