TRUNK SEWER & ELIMINATION OF PUMP STATION 3 PROJECT DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS - Distribution Pump Station in Clarksville, Indiana

TRUNK SEWER & ELIMINATION OF PUMP STATION 3 PROJECT DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS is a distribution pump station located at the intersection of N Clark Blvd and W Washington St in Clarksville, Indiana. This facility is part of the wastewater infrastructure serving Clark County, United States, and is currently operational. The project focuses on eliminating an existing pump station and upgrading trunk sewer capacity to improve drainage. While specific technical specifications are not detailed, distribution pump stations in the United States typically operate under state and local water quality regulations, including the Clean Water Act and Indiana Department of Environmental Management standards. These facilities are designed to convey wastewater efficiently to treatment plants. This upgrade enhances the resilience and capacity of the local sewer system, reducing the risk of overflows and improving service reliability for the community. By eliminating an older pump station, the project modernizes infrastructure and supports long-term environmental and public health goals in the Clarksville area.

The project addresses aging wastewater infrastructure in Clarksville, Indiana, a community along the Ohio River. Upgrading trunk sewers and eliminating an older pump station reduces the risk of sanitary sewer overflows, which can impact local waterways. This aligns with regulatory requirements under the Clean Water Act to protect water quality and public health.