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EWEB estimates 100 dump trucks per day, 265 trees total
by the EWEB Water Storage Project Team Laura Farthing, Project Manager/Senior Civil Engineer Jen Connors, Communications Supervisor Jeannine Parisi, Customer Relationship Manager Wally McCullough, Water Engineering Supervisor After more than a year of planning and neighbor outreach, EWEB will soon break ground on a project aimed at enhancing the safety and reliability of Eugene’s drinking…
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Construction of two new water storage tanks in SE Eugene to begin later this year
After more than a year of research and planning, EWEB is preparing to move forward with construction of new water storage facilities on an undeveloped property near E. 40th Ave in southeast Eugene. The 10-acre property was acquired by EWEB in 1950 as a future water storage site. Preliminary plans had called for building one 7.5…
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Pledge to Prepare in 2021 – EWEB can help
Emergency planning experts advise Oregon residents to prepare to be on their own for a minimum of two weeks following a disaster. That means storing 14 days of water, food, medicine and other supplies. Starting your kit from scratch can feel like a daunting task. If you are overwhelmed by the thought of preparing your…
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EWEB: 5 emergency water stations now operational
Just as your household invests in emergency supplies, EWEB is making investments to make sure safe, reliable water continues to flow, especially in the days and weeks following a natural disaster or other emergency. This includes renovating the Hayden Bridge Water Filtration Plant, planning for a second filtration plant on the Willamette River, replacing water…