Cal Water ha comenzado a trabajar en una importante obra de mejora de la infraestructura de agua para aumentar la confiabilidad del suministro y la protección contra incendios en el centro de Marysville.
Cal Water crews recently began construction to install approximately 1,980 feet of new water main on Ellis Lake Drive, between 14th Street and 1730 Ellis Lake Drive. The project involves replacing the existing 8-inch main with 12-inch main to increase water flow and enhance firefighting capabilities in drier months. Construction is expected to be completed in May.
"Replacing this aging main is a critical investment in Marysville's future. This upgrade strengthens the water system and supports our ability to continue delivering reliable service to every home and business for decades to come," said Tavis Beynon, Marysville District Manager. "By proactively replacing this section of pipeline, we're improving overall system performance and safeguarding the high‑quality drinking water our community depends on every day."
Crews are working Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and traffic control is in place to assist motorists and reduce delays. Businesses in the area remain open during construction.
Se colocará asfalto temporal hasta que se complete la pavimentación permanente, que puede tardar hasta 30 días después de la finalización del proyecto. Esta demora es necesaria para permitir que la zanja esté completamente compacta, de modo que la superficie de la carretera esté lisa después de que se complete la pavimentación permanente.
“We recognize that this work impacts nearby residents and businesses, and our crews will work hard to minimize any temporary inconvenience to the Marysville community as we make water system improvements that will benefit the city for years to come,” Beynon said.

