Capital Improvement Program Update: Building for the Future

The Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District continues to make steady progress on several key Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects designed to maintain reliable service, improve infrastructure, and plan for the District’s future water needs.

Well 1A

Drilling and flushing for Well 1A are complete, with final inspections and equipment installation underway. The well is expected to begin service on the non-potable system by summer 2026, with the potential for future conversion to potable use depending on water quality results.

Well 2A

Well 2A is actively under construction, with drilling, casing installation, and development progressing based on completed zone testing. Some temporary traffic control may return along Palm Avenue during this phase, with construction expected to wrap up in early February.

Noble Tank 2

The Noble Tank 2 project is being reevaluated to ensure cost-effective delivery and is expected to be rebid later this year. District staff are exploring options to reduce costs by separating certain work elements or completing portions in-house.

Pipeline Projects

Several pipeline replacement projects are in final design, including segments along 11th Street and American Avenue. Following a recent emergency repair, the A Line pipeline in Cherry Valley has been elevated as a priority, with design work expected to begin in 2026.

“Capital projects like these are about planning ahead and investing responsibly,” said BCVWD Board President Lona Williams. “Each of these improvements plays a role in strengthening our system, protecting water quality, and ensuring reliable service for our customers both today and in the years to come.”

Through its CIP, the Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District remains focused on proactive infrastructure planning, careful use of resources, and long-term reliability for the community it serves.

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