Pump House One Replacement on the Sacramento River
Summary
The city's 87-year-old main water intake is being replaced for $74 million, mostly covered by a $50 million low-interest state loan. The project will also restore Ginny Creek and improve river trail access.
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Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
$74 million total; about $8 million spent to date, $50 million state loan, and up to roughly $16-20 million from water utility reserves or bonds.
Every water customer, plus trail users and anglers who gain creek restoration and better river access.
Water utility reserves will be drawn down if grants don't materialize.
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