Belton Water Treatment Plant Capital Improvements and Capacity Expansion
Killeen
Summary
City officials reviewed a multi-million dollar upgrade project for the Belton Water Treatment Plant to replace aging pumps, electrical switchgear dating back to the 1970s, and deteriorating treatment basins. The project aims to improve plant resilience against freeze events and expand water production capacity by 3 to 6 million gallons per day to support regional growth.
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Impact analysis
Project costs range from $17.4 million for baseline maintenance up to $29.6 million for a 6 mgd capacity expansion, funded through bonds and water customer rates.
Killeen water customers and regional participants who will gain a more reliable, resilient water supply and increased capacity for future growth.
Ratepayers may face increased water rates or bond debt obligations to fund the multi-million dollar capital improvements.
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