Water Systems 411
As a part of the multi-year program to improve the City's water aesthetics, repairs are in progress to update the water facilities and infrastructure. These videos will provide additional information as upgrades move forward. Please CLICK HERE to visit our City YouTube channel to see other Water Presentations.
Let's talk about our water systems! The City of Winter Springs is making a significant investment in our three separate water systems. The City has begun the process to finance and design two brand-new wastewater treatment plants. Find out more at our Water Works page! The City and Veolia, our plant operator, are working hard to improve the plants as part of the Water Works program to upgrade the City’s current wastewater, reuse, and stormwater infrastructure, take a look at the What's New With Water page to see construction updates.
Let's talk about our water systems! Each year, the City of Winter Springs is allocated a specific amount of water for all uses - want to learn where that water comes from? Watch these short videos to find out!
Conservation 411
We know water is a limited resource, but how can we work together to conserve it? Watch this short video to find out ways Winter Springs can save water!
Water Plant Upgrades 411
The City of Winter Springs is making a significant investment in our three separate water systems. Changes are coming to our water plants to improve the drinking water aesthetics (taste, odor, and color). Find out more here! This video is part of the Water Works program designed to improve the City’s water aesthetics (taste, odor, and color) and upgrade the City’s current wastewater, reuse, and stormwater infrastructure.
The Waste Water Priority Improvement Plan is designed to improve the existing wastewater plants. The two City wastewater plants are 40-year-old round steel plants reaching the end of their useful life. Parts of the plants are breaking and undergoing priority repairs, causing challenges for the nearby residents. The City is starting the complex process of replacing them. The process requires planning, financing, design, and construction, which takes time. This will be one of the most expensive projects the City will undertake and needs to be well thought out and organized. The list below provides the steps and status of the process.
While the City of Winter Springs drinking water exceeds the standards set by the Safe Drinking Water Act; we have created this improvement plan to eliminate the taste and odor complaints with the City’s drinking water. The plan follows a series of projects to generate improvement. The list below provides the current status of the process.
