How the City pays for road repairs and constructionirrp

Infrastructure Repair and Replacement Plan Accomplishments

115 miles identified, 43 miles of water, sewer, and streets failing in the same location
 Year  Feet of Water Main Replaced Water Services Replaced Fire Hydrant Replaced  Feet of Sewer Main Replaced  Sewer Services Replaced  Feet of Street Replaced  New ADA Ramps Installed 
2010  5.,265 91 6 4,970 91 4,945 55
 2011  5,100  101  9  4,920  99  5,050  93
 2012  4,805  105  7  4,004  90  4,816  26
 2013  3,485  59  4  3,519  60  3,834  29
 2014  4,240  71  10  3,300  52  3,530  8
 2015  3,920  75  6  3,057  70  3,775  33
 2016  7,602  143  11  6,038  154  6,700  47
 2017  4,408  44  7  3,645  28  3,392  52
 2018  9,131  150  10  8,756  154  7,626  6
 2019  5,155  86  7  5,443  102  5,741  33
 2020  6,986 79 10 4,489 98   6,808   94
 2021 4,826  77  0  4,683  73  5,613  56 
 2022 4,084   56 0  1,866   38 1,250   20
 2023 6,867   - -  4,624   -  6,050 51 
 TOTALS 75,974 1,137  87  63,314  1,109 66,130 603
 Average 5,427 81  7 4,522  92 4,723  43

 

IRRP Accomplishemnts 2010-2022

Infrastructure Repair and Replacement Plan (IRRP)

The Infrastructure Repair and Replacement Plan (IRRP) is a program established by City Council in April 2010 to provide a systematic approach to replace the City's three failing critical infrastructure systems: water, sewer, and streets. The program is funded by a six-year stepped utility rate increase.

  • Of the 115 miles of failing infrastructure systems in the City, there remain approximately 32.3 miles where the water, sewer, and streets are failing in the same locations. The IRRP is focused on the replacements and upgrades in these areas.
  • As of December 2022, the IRRP had completed 25 projects that have cumulatively replaced 12.7 miles of the 43 total miles of failing infrastructure.
  • Total funds spent on IRRP projects (2010-2022) is $41,499,762.
  • In 2009, the City lost 1.2 billion gallons of water due to failing infrastructure. After 10 years of IRRP work, the water loss in 202 was .407billion gallons — a reduction of 66%.

IRRP Eligible Streets Map 

To review the progress reports from previous years which summarize the achievements and costs, please select from the documents below.