Paducah Water is working on a project to enhance reliability and service in a Paducah neighborhood. A contractor working for Paducah Water is replacing existing 6-inch watermains and installing and connecting new meter settings and service lines from the new watermain to each meter. The existing watermains have a history of breaks and low hydraulic performance.
The streets in the project area include North 34th Street from Pines Road to Jefferson Street as well as portions of Monroe Street, Madison Street, and Harrison Street between North 32nd Street and North 34th Street.
This work will take several few months to complete with completion expected next April. During this project, yards and other landscape features may be disturbed. In addition, water service may be disrupted briefly as connections are made. Paducah Water will work to minimize these inconveniences and restore disturbed areas, as near as possible, to their original condition.
If you have a question, contact Paducah Water Director of Field Operations Jacob Northington at 270-444-5560 or jnorthingtonpwwky.com.
Paducah Water is a municipally owned water treatment and distribution utility. We have served Paducah, McCracken County and the surrounding area for more than 130 years by providing clean, clear water. Our treatment facility can produce nearly 20 million gallons of water per day and consistently meets or beats state regulatory requirements for water treatment.
