2026 Sewer and Water Infrastructure Projects
Huber Heights
Summary
Council greenlit three utility projects: rehabilitating sewer lines, replacing filter media at the Rip Rap Road water plant, and building a new Brandt Pike lift station that combines two aging ones. These keep water and sewer service reliable as the city grows.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jul 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
Contract values were not stated on the record, but these are multi-year capital investments in water and sewer systems.
All residents and businesses relying on reliable water and sewer service.
Ratepayers living paycheck to paycheck face higher bills.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Citizens Water and Sewer Advisory Board — July 20, 2026
A long list of infrastructure work is underway or coming: a new well, a combined Brandt Pike lift station, a backup 24-inch water main on Taylorsville Road, sewer lining, road connections, and a Dayton water connection planned for 2027.
City Council Meeting — April 13, 2026
Council greenlit three utility projects: rehabilitating sewer lines, replacing filter media at the Rip Rap Road water plant, and building a new Brandt Pike lift station that combines two aging ones. These keep water and sewer service reliable as the city grows.
City Council Meeting — February 9, 2026
Residents have complained about rising water rates, discolored and hard water. The mayor detailed roughly $49 million spent on water projects since 2018, a $1.3 million water fund loss last year, and fixes underway: replaced filter media ($750,000) and new membranes in April ($1.5 million) that should soften water from ~175-180 to ~120-130 mg/L.
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