PWSD #6 is a hub of activity! Spring/Summer 2022-2023 brought several large construction projects that some of you may have seen out in the District.
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Current Projects
June 11, 2026
Prairie Field Phase 5
Located just West of the I-35 Tower, the 5th phase of Prairie Field sewers, streets, curbs and water infrastructure are being installed, inspected, flushed and will be ready for service by Fall 2026.
A Hwy and 92 Hwy Standpipe Replacement
Located at the intersection of A Hwy and 92 Hwy, the District is in the process of replacing the current Water Standpipe with a 600,000 Gallon Elevated Water Tower. Cost for Replacement $,3,000,000. This new Elevated Tower will suffice the Missouri Department of Natural Resources Water Storage requirements and ensure adequate quality water for current customers and anticipated growth of the District. Caldwell Tanks contractors was awarded the bid, and this project is scheduled for completion by Fall 2027.
Woodlyn Lane & Fishing River Water Main Upgrade
PWSD 6 has installed new isolation valves and upgraded the Water Main size under the roadway from 1 ½” water main to a 4” water main size. Bids are being collected by contractors to replace roughly 800 feet of 1 ½” water main with 4” water main. Expected completion Fall 2026.
NE 137th St Bridge Replacement & Water Relocation
Clay County Highway Department is installing an elevated bridge at the low water crossing on NE 137th St off of A Hwy, that will require the relocation of approximately 700 feet of water main. Tentatively scheduled for Summer 2026 Completion.
Water Meter Change Out Program
PWSD 6 has stayed committed to reach an annual 10%+ of Meter Change Outs in the Water District.
- 2022 – 190 Meters Replaced
- 2023 – 464 Meters Replaced
- 2024 – 201 Meters Replaced
- 2025 – 220 Meters Replaced
- 2026 – 106 Meters Replaced YTD
GPS Mapping
Staff continue to record field data of Water Meter, Water Valve, Water Hydrant, and newly constructed Water Mains locations and conditions to create a reliable digital mapping of the Districts Water System.
These projects reflect PWSD #6’s ongoing commitment to providing safe, reliable water at the lowest reasonable cost.
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