FWSD #23 WWTP Improvements, North

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Project Overview

Council District: B

Project Number: R-000265-131A

Estimated Budget: $7,036,897

Start: Spring 2024

Completion: Summer 2025

Project Impact Area

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Project Overview

Council District: B

Project Number: R-000265-131A

Estimated Budget: $7,036,897

Start: Spring 2024

Completion: Summer 2025

Project Impact Area

Community Feedback

Have questions or feedback about this project? Email us at engage@houstontx.gov or call 311.

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Page last updated: 14 Jul 2025, 11:13 AM

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Why This Project Matters

1. Enhanced Wastewater Management

By redirecting flows from the Tidwell Timbers Wastewater Treatment Plant to the FWSD No. 23 facility, the project aims to improve the efficiency and reliability of wastewater conveyance. This transition reduces dependency on aging infrastructure, which can be more susceptible to failures and require higher maintenance.

2. Operational Cost Savings

Consolidating treatment facilities can lead to significant reductions in operational and maintenance costs. Centralizing operations at the FWSD No. 23 facility allows for more streamlined processes and resource allocation, resulting in long-term financial savings for the city.

3. Environmental Protection

Upgrading the wastewater system minimizes the risk of sewage overflows and environmental contamination. This proactive approach safeguards local waterways and ecosystems, aligning with the city's commitment to environmental stewardship.

4. Infrastructure Resilience

The project includes the construction of durable infrastructure designed to withstand extreme weather events and soil conditions. This resilience ensures continuous service during adverse conditions, enhancing the overall reliability of the wastewater system.

5. Community Impact

Residents in the affected areas can expect improved wastewater services with fewer disruptions. The project's design also considers minimizing construction-related inconveniences, such as traffic disruptions and noise, through careful planning and community engagement.

Documents & Downloads

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- Construction Phasing Map (279 KB) (pdf)