Improvements at the South Yadkin River Pump Station continue to move forward. A new roof and gutters have been installed, marking a key milestone in the repair process. The City has received an additional $180,000 in FEMA funding to support the replacement of water-damaged electrical pump motors, bringing the total FEMA reimbursement to date to $230,873. Painting is scheduled to begin in three weeks as the next phase of the restoration work gets underway.
South Yadkin Pump Station Replacement
Key Features & Community Benefits
Replacement of Major Electrical Equipment & Pumps – Upgrading damaged components to restore and improve the pump station’s functionality.
Increased Flood Protection – Electrical equipment will be elevated above the Tropical Storm Eta flood stage to prevent future storm-related damage.
Water Supply Resilience – The upgrades will enhance the reliability of the city’s water infrastructure, ensuring uninterrupted service to residents.
Project Timeline & Investment
Start Date: September 2024
Anticipated Completion: September 2025
Estimated Cost: $2,886,200
Funding Sources
City of Statesville – Co-funding the project
FEMA – Providing financial assistance for storm damage rehabilitation
Why This Project Matters
A reliable water system is essential for public health, safety, and daily life. The rehabilitation of the South Yadkin River Pump Station will not only restore its functionality but also protect it against future flooding events, ensuring that Statesville’s water infrastructure remains strong and resilient for years to come.
