The Taylorsville Pump Station was a critical infrastructure project built to house new and improved pump systems and auxiliary equipment to regulate water pressure more efficiently. Site improvements required excavation and grading, as well as the addition of control panels, telemetry, and electrical systems to automate and monitor operations.
The project successfully enhanced water pressure and flow capacity, providing a sustainable and energy-efficient solution to meet the demands of the growing community. The integration of modern control and monitoring systems streamlined operations, allowing for more efficient and automated management of water distribution. This project ultimately strengthened the area’s water infrastructure, promoting public health and ensuring consistent service for residents and businesses.
