Federal grant
The Carmichael Water District, Located in Sacramento County, California, Will Design an Upgrade of 1.62 Miles of Water Mainlines and Create an Operational Plan for Pressure Management at the Southernmost Pressure Zone. Pressure Management Will Help the District Reduce Continuous Leak Rates, Frequency of Pipe Breaks, Frequency of Leak Development, and Increase the Lifespan of Pipe Materials. These Efforts Will Support the Districts Planning for Long-term Water Reliability and Improvements to Existing Water Infrastructure Identified as Priorities in the 2018 American River Basin Integrated Regional Water Management Plan.
Committed
$335,000
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