Hamilton Public Works Updates on Wastewater Treatment, Water System Repairs, and Marcus Street Path
Hamilton Public Works Department Director Donny Ramer provided updates on wastewater treatment plant repairs, water system upgrades, and a shared path project on Marcus Street during a city council meeting. Major improvements include new rotors and monitoring systems at the wastewater plant, a new generator for the water treatment plant, and sewer line repairs on Madison Street. The department has also addressed water leaks and meter replacements. A shared use path project aims to enhance connectivity by fall 2026.
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During a city council meeting on February 3, Hamilton Public Works Director Donny Ramer reported on several ongoing projects. The wastewater treatment plant received critical upgrades, including new rotors and monitoring systems.
A new generator was installed after the previous one failed during a windstorm. Sewer repairs on Madison Street have resolved significant blockage issues caused by tree roots and jail-related waste. The city has been actively repairing leaks, which peaked at a 53% loss, and replaced 122 water meters in 2025.
Plans for a shared path along Marcus Street include crosswalks and completion by fall 2026. Additionally, a vehicle speed feedback sign is planned for 2027.
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