Current Projects

Public Water Supply District No. 3 of Jefferson County is dedicated to maintaining safe, reliable, and high-quality water service for our customers. As part of our ongoing infrastructure improvements, the District has begun construction of a major storage facility project designed to increase system reliability and capacity.

Project Schedule:
• Start Date: October 2025
• Estimated Completion: September 2026

Project Overview:
The Romaine Bluffs Ground Storage Tank Project involves the construction of a new 1,000,000-gallon ground storage tank. Once completed, this facility will provide critical water storage to support system operations during high-demand summer months and ensure adequate supply in the event of a temporary disruption in the incoming water source. The project will significantly enhance the District’s ability to maintain service continuity and system stability under varying demand and supply conditions.

Areas That May Be Impacted:
While most customers throughout the system will remain unaffected during construction, there may be temporary outages or brief pressure fluctuations in localized areas, particularly within the Romaine Bluffs and Romaine Springs Subdivisions.

You can view a live, interactive map of the project area here:
https://diamondMaps.com/map.ashx?key=7939251021142155125

Whenever possible, advance notice will be provided before any planned service interruptions. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we make these important improvements to strengthen the reliability and capacity of our water system. This investment will help minimize potential future service disruptions and ensure a dependable supply of water for years to come.

If you have any questions or need more information, please contact our office using the information below.

Public Water Supply District No. 3 of Jefferson County is committed to providing our customers with safe, reliable, and efficient water service. As part of that commitment, we will begin a significant infrastructure improvement project to upgrade portions of the water distribution system.

Project Schedule:
Start Date: November 10, 2025
Estimated Completion: February 2026

                 Map link-

      https://diamondMaps.com/map.ashx?key=7939251020133406594  

Project Overview:
This project involves the installation of a new water main extending from 555 East Outer 21 to 1545 Wind River Drive. These improvements are part of our ongoing investment in the water system and are designed to reduce future outages, improve overall reliability, and increase water flow during periods of high demand.

Areas That May Be Impacted:
Customers in the following areas may experience temporary water service interruptions or pressure fluctuations during construction:
• Scenic Drive and surrounding neighborhoods
• Dutch Bottom
• Wind River
• Meramec Meadows
• Creekwood
• Westminster Place
• Cheryl Acres
• Areas along Old State Highway 141 from Rockdale Road to the new Highway 141

While we will make every effort to minimize disruptions, construction activities may occasionally require planned outages or adjustments to water pressure. Advance notice will be provided whenever possible before any planned service interruption.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we complete these critical improvements. These upgrades will help ensure a more reliable water supply for years to come and improve system performance during peak demand periods.

If you have any questions or need more information, please contact our office using the information below.

In March of 2025 PWSD #3 will begin the rehab and painting of the 1,000,000 gallon storage tank located in Romaine Springs Subdivision. Expected start is during the first week of March 2025, project is expected to be complete in 90 days or less. 

Upgrades at the Ridgewood Pump Station will assure adequate water throughout the system regardless of conditions. 

New controls at the West Rock Creek tank will provide flexibitly and efficiency in the distribution system,  sustaining pressure and flow. 

Public Water District # 3 is currently working with our Engineer to analyze the entire District Operation. This will include the review of system hydraulics, finances, fire flow, and storage capabilities. A capital improvement plan will be developed to chart the District course for the next five years.