Water Pollution Control Authority 04-20-2026

The City of Norwalk Connecticut's Water Pollution Control Authority held a meeting on April 20, 2026, focusing on operational updates and capital improvement projects related to wastewater treatment and sewer infrastructure. Key procurement-related discussions included the installation of a new screenings wash completed in-house, resulting in approximately $11,000 in savings compared to third-party labor. Updates were provided on several engineering projects, including the wastewater treatment plant final settling tank upgrade, the Betswood Road and Barber Drive sanitary sewer separation project pending grant approval, and the Fort Point pump station sewer shed rehabilitation project. The Killerbrook pump station replacement project was also discussed, with ongoing coordination for tenant relocation and demolition. The Beacon Street sanitary sewer replacement project is about 40% complete, with upcoming night work planned to minimize traffic disruptions. No new contracts or bids were awarded during the meeting, but progress on existing projects and budget reports were reviewed, with no significant issues noted.