Stanfield Initiates Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion for Community Growth
The City of Stanfield has initiated plans to expand its wastewater treatment capacity, essential for accommodating ongoing community growth. The project, estimated to cost approximately $23 million, will be executed in phases to maintain affordable rates for residents.

The City of Stanfield has acquired land to expand its wastewater treatment plant, collaborating with engineers on design aspects. This expansion is critical for ensuring sufficient capacity for the growing population and businesses in the area.
A previous master plan suggests the total cost could reach $23 million. City officials plan to implement the project in phases to manage expenses effectively and prevent sudden rate increases for residents. This strategic approach will enable the city to focus on vital infrastructure upgrades while planning for future developments, maintaining public health and environmental standards as the community expands.




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