Pulaski Town Council Allocates $660,085 for Water System Improvements
Pulaski Town Council approved $660,085 in grant funding from the Virginia Department of Health for water system upgrades. This investment aims to enhance the Raw Water Pump Station and SCADA system, addressing ongoing water supply challenges due to drought conditions.
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The Pulaski Town Council allocated $660,085 in grant funds from the Virginia Drinking Water State Revolving Fund for water system improvements. The funding will support design plans for the Raw Water Pump Station and upgrades to the SCADA system, facilitating remote monitoring of water resources.
Town Manager Todd Day reported concerns over low water levels at Gatewood, which has an 80-day supply of water being replenished slowly. Meetings with the Virginia Department of Health and local County officials are planned to explore backup water sources.
The Town is engaged in a $25 million Water Capital Improvement Project to enhance water quality, a necessity due to ongoing system issues. The next council meeting is scheduled for August 18, 2026.
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