108th Water Reservoir and Pump Station

The City of Tualatin will begin construction to build a water reservoir and pump station on SW 108th Ave. 

Overview

The 108th Water Reservoir and Pump Station Project aims to enhance the City of Tualatin's water infrastructure by constructing a 2.5 million gallon reservoir and pump station at the Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) site within the B Level pressure zone. This infrastructure will address storage deficiencies across the A, B, and C Level pressure zones, providing essential water supply reliability and resilience, particularly for firefighting capabilities.  By constructing the new reservoir and pump station, Tualatin seeks to enhance overall water supply reliability, resilience, and capacity to support both current needs and future growth.

What’s Planned?

Project improvements include:

• Construction of a 2.5 million gallon reservoir at the ASR site within the B Level pressure zone.

• Construction of a new pump station at the ASR site to facilitate water transfer from the B-Level to the C-Level pressure zone.

• Enhancement of water storage capacity across the A, B, and C Level pressure zones to ensure reliable supply and support firefighting efforts.

• Mitigation of risks associated with single-point failures in the current water distribution system.

When?

On-site Data Collection:  August 2024 - September 2024

Design Phases:  Fall 2024 to Summer 2025

Construction: Anticipated to commence in Fall 2025, with completion by December 2026

Learn More

For questions or comments, contact Abby McFetridge, Project Manager, City of Tualatin.    

Email:  Amcfetridge@tualatin.gov  Phone: 503-691-3020

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