Everett Water Utility to Break Ground on New Regional Reservoir

Everett Water Utility is preparing to break ground on a new regional water reservoir on July 23, 2024, which will replace the 100-year-old Reservoir 3 that currently supplies water to south Snohomish County. This significant infrastructure project is expected to serve approximately 457,000 residents, ensuring safe drinking water and adequate fire flow for public safety. The new reservoirs are designed with seismic resilience in mind, allowing them to withstand major earthquakes. Media representatives are invited to capture the event, including photographs of the existing reservoir, and to engage with local officials about the project’s importance. Jeff Marrs, the operations superintendent, highlighted the necessity of this replacement to maintain reliable water supply and public health.

The event marks a notable step forward for Everett Water Utility in fulfilling its commitment to the community. Attendees must RSVP to secure their spot at the groundbreaking ceremony. For additional information about the project, visit everettwa. gov/res3.