Drouin Wastewater Treatment Plant
Planned completion date: 2022
To meet the needs of Drouin’s population now and into the future, we're planning to upgrade the town’s wastewater treatment plant.
Gippsland Water continues to invest in infrastructure projects that will deliver water security and allow for the future growth of our region.
Planned completion date: 2022
To meet the needs of Drouin’s population now and into the future, we're planning to upgrade the town’s wastewater treatment plant.
Planned completion date: 2021 Budget: $12.08 million
We're building a major new sewer pump station near the Port of Sale. This essential piece of infrastructure will service Sale, Wurruk and Fulham for the next 50 years.
Planned completion date: Ongoing annual program
This program is a multi-year program of works to replace existing water reticulation assets that pose a potential risk to the quality or supply of water to Gippsland Water customers. Works undertaken on this program aims to ensure Gippsland Water meets its charter to customers and Key Performance Indicators agreed to by the Essential Services Commission, in terms of number of unplanned water supply disruptions, water quality, and minimum supply pressure and flow rate.
Planned completion date: Ongoing annual program
This program is a multi-year program of works to rehabilitate existing sewer reticulation assets to address issues that may affect Gippsland Water’s ability to meet its levels of service detailed within the Customer Charter and ESC defined KPIs. Works undertaken on this program will benefit Gippsland Water’s customers with fewer overflow and blockage problems and also cater for increased flows and thus opportunities for urban development.
Planned completion date: June 2020
Mirboo North's water is delivered through a pipe that was built over 70 years ago. We plan to replace it by 2023.
The existing water main runs along and under the Strzelecki Highway which causes disruptions to traffic whenever maintenance or repair work is needed. It's also a significant hazard to Gippsland Water staff.
We are committed to keeping the community informed throughout the planning and construction process.
Planned completion date: June 2020
We’re constructing a new sewer main to improve the flow of wastewater in Traralgon. The new pipe will connect to the existing sewer pump station in Breed Street and allow us to pump wastewater more efficiently. This new rising main is the first stage of a long term project to improve the capacity of Traralgon’s sewer network.
Planned completion date: June 2019
In autumn 2019, we’ll be testing parts of the Morwell sewer system. We want to make sure there are no leaks or faults that could cause a health hazard.
We want to improve the sewer network in Morwell by identifying leaks and stopping stormwater from getting in. There are a range of ways that leaks occur or stormwater can enter the sewer, such as cracked pipes and incorrect connections. Vapour testing is the best way to find these faults.
Gippsland Water supplies fresh clean drinking water to more than 70,000 customers, and wastewater services to more than 63,000 customers across an area of more than 5,000 square kilometres. It maintains a $1 billion infrastructure network, which includes more than 2,000 kilometres of water mains, 15 water treatment plants, over 1,700 kilometres of sewer mains and 14 wastewater treatment plants.
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Read MoreGippsland Water Head Office, 55 Hazelwood Road, Traralgon, VIC, 3844
Phone: 1800 050 500
Fax: (03) 5174 0103
Interpreter service: 131 450
TTY: 1800 555 677
Email: contactus@gippswater.com.au