Jackson Street Recycled Water Project
Improved water supply reliability by contributing to a secure water supply for our community. Learn more about recycled water.
Customer-owned since 1895.
Phase 1 of the Jackson Street Recycled Water Pipeline Project will add approximately 26,000 linear feet of 8-inch and 24-inch diameter pipeline to provide an estimated 821 AFY of recycled water to existing and future customers along its path. The new pipeline, a parallel system, will allow Riverside Public Utilities (RPU) to offset potable water use by supplying irrigation with recycled water and free up drinking water supplies that would otherwise be used for landscaping. The pipeline will provide recycled water service to customers along Jackson Street, Magnolia Avenue, Monroe Street and Lincoln Avenue. The first phase of the project will extend from the intersection of Van Buren Boulevard and Jackson Street to Don Derr Park on Monroe Avenue. View a map of the project.
For more information about this project contact 951-826-5311 or email Jason Tarasi at jtarasi@riversideca.gov.
Riverside will be converting all streetlights to safer, longer-lasting LED streetlights.
RTRP provides needed energy resources to the city.