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Work Continues on North Heights Water Main Replacement Project

Work Continues on North Heights Water Main Replacement Project

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The North Heights Water Main Replacement Project (NHWMRP) moves into new locations beginning Monday (September 15).

The new locations are alleyways between N.W. 10th Ave. and N.W. 11th Ave. and between N.W. 12th Ave. and N.W. 13th Ave.

Impacted alleyways extend from North Travis Street to North Ong Street.

The following alleyways are under various stages of the NHWMRP:

  • Alley 7 between North Polk Street and North Taylor Street – extending from N.E. 13thAve. to Amarillo Boulevard.
  • Alley 6 between North Harrison Street and North Tyler Street – extending from N.W.13th Ave. to N.W. 10th Ave.
  • Alley 5 between N.W. 10th Ave. and N.W. 11th Ave. – extending from North Travis Street to North Ong Street.
  • Alley 4 between N.W. 12th Ave. and N.W. 13th Ave. – extending from North Travis Street to North Ong Street.

For more details on locations and the NHWMRP, please visit the project website at: www.amarillo.gov/capital-projects-and-development/water-utilities-projects/

The project, awarded earlier this summer, will replace existing two-inch water mains with new six-inch water mains in select locations to improve water service in the North Heights area.

The majority of the work is occurring in alleyways and street crossings.

In preparation, the City of Amarillo Solid Waste Department is relocating dumpsters in affected alleys.

The project will affect traffic around the construction area. The contractor will minimize impact to the public as much as possible. Motorists are advised to please heed all traffic signs in the area.

For more information contact City of Amarillo Media Relations Manager Dave Henry at 806-378-5219 or by email at david.henry@amarillo.gov.

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