Montgomery Approves Wastewater Treatment Facility Rehabilitation Plan

Montgomery's city council has authorized Bolten & Menk to design and manage the rehabilitation of a 20-year-old wastewater treatment facility. The project, estimated to cost between $13.8 million and $18 million, will primarily be funded through water and sewer rates, with potential grants supplementing the budget.

Published Apr 1, 2026

The Montgomery city council has unanimously approved Bolten & Menk to oversee the design and rehabilitation of the wastewater treatment facility, which has exceeded its 20-year lifespan. Initial engineering fees are set at $1,145,550, with total project costs projected to range from $13.8 million to $18 million, encompassing engineering, legal, and administrative expenses.

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Funding will mainly derive from water and sewer rates, as property taxes will not be utilized. Grants will be pursued to offset costs, although timelines for funding may extend over several years. The reliance on grants and internal funds may impact project timelines and financial planning.