Public UpdatesInfrastructure & MaintenanceDetected Jun 16, 2026

The Supervisor’s June 2026 report provides an update on significant water main work in Richland Township. A transmission line along 28th Street and F Avenue is nearing completion and is expected to increase water pressure in the Hidden Lake and Eastern Heights neighborhoods and add fire hydrants along F Avenue and 28th Street, while a distribution main on CD Avenue, 35th Street, and C Avenue has most of the main installed with customer connections starting after June 11, 2026. These projects indicate active investment in water infrastructure and fire protection capacity in multiple neighborhoods.While the main construction appears largely committed, vendors in SCADA/monitoring systems, leak detection, asset management, hydrant testing/maintenance, and GIS/mapping can position for follow‑on services, and engineering or construction vendors may watch these upgrades as precedent for future phases or related sewer improvements.

PFAS investigation information is referenced, suggesting parallel environmental monitoring and potential long-term remediation planning in the township.

Town of RichlandWater Main Transmission and Distribution Line Projects in Richland Township

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