Public Works Update on Grant Funding

The Public Works Department has developed a master plan that is the driving force behind their efforts to improve drainage, infrastructure and quality of life in St. Charles Parish. Public Works laid out the plan, but a critical part of putting the plan into action relies on the efforts of the Grants Office.



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St. Charles Parish Public Works Update on Bar Screen Cleaners

Every day here in St. Charles Parish, the Public Works Department is working street by street, neighborhood to neighborhood, improving infrastructure, drainage and basic operations. From a constant stream of canal clean outs, to multi-million dollar efforts for levee protection, the Public Works Department has developed a Long Range Master Plan that will tackle over $25 million in improvements over the next two years. Public Works is working to equip every pumping station with Bar Screen Cleaners. The cleaners help to move debris that collects on the bar screens in front of the pump so water can flow freely and pump more efficiently. To view more of the plan, visit stcharlesparish-la.gov/publicworks.



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Mid-Term Report Update on Future-Oriented Infrastructure

Over the past two years, the Public Works Department began an extensive program to clean drainage ditches and replace undersized culverts and began purchasing and installing back up generators for pumping stations to ensure the pumps can remain operable during storms. Construction also began on the new water treatment plant at the New Sarpy site, which will provide 6 million gallons a day capacity for the East Bank. In addition, the Waterworks Department completed the unprecedented installation of two under-river water lines which allow the East and West Banks to divert and share water as needed. Three canal bridges along Primrose Drive were replaced to improve water flow in this area of Luling. The parish also began collecting GPS data of the parish's drainage network, which will provide an updated mapping of water flow through the system and help identify flood-prone areas. For complete updates on all the parish goals, get a copy of the Mid-Term Report now available at the library, by mail request or online at www.stcharlesparish-la.gov



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