The new Ironbound Resilience Hub at Ann Street School in Newark, NJ will make the area more resilient to flooding, enhance stormwater drainage, and minimize instances of combined sewer overflows (CSOs) after large rain events.

This project will add additional stormwater infrastructure to the Ivy Hill neighborhood to improve drainage and mitigate flooding in Newark’s West Ward.

The process and operational upgrades at the Newark-Pequannock Water Treatment Plant will improve the efficiency of the treatment process, optimize water quality, and increase plant production capacity.

The City of Newark is using advanced free-floating technology to detect leaks, cracks, wall corrosion, or other damages inside aged pipes across the city during water main inspections.

The rehabilitation of the Pequannock Aqueducts will improve the conveyance of clean drinking water to the City of Newark.

This project includes the design and construction of additional filters and high service pumps at the Newark-Pequannock Water Treatment Plant.

This project will revitalize the pumping station to double its carrying capacity from Newark to Elizabeth from 30-35 MGD to 60 MGD.

This project will enhance security around the City of Newark’s reservoirs and watershed properties.

This project is to empty out the sludge lagoon using methods such as dredging or excavation, and use the sludge lagoon for emergencies only.