Water Project History
The City of Baltimore supplies drinking water to 1.8 million people in the Baltimore Metropolitan Area and maintains 3,800 miles of water mains, 67,500 valves and 23,000 fire hydrants. Many of the water mains are over 80 years of age. The City is faced with the challenge of the old and failing infrastructure, which is why water mains in your area are being replaced or rehabilitated.
| Project Number | WC 1363 |
| Project Name | Allendale Neighborhood & Vicinity Water Main Rehabilitation Project |
| Impacted Communities | Allendale, Hanover |
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| Project Number | WC 1407 |
| Project Name | Greenmount Avenue Emergency Water Main Rehabilitation Project |
| Impacted Communities | Greenmount |
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| Project Number | WC 1373 |
| Project Name | Water Infrastructure Replacement & Rehabilitation at Various Locations |
| Impacted Communities | Mt. Washington |
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| Project Number | WC 1365 |
| Project Name | Fort Worthington/Berea Neighborhood & Vicinity Water Main Rehabilitation |
| Impacted Communities | Fort Worthington/Berea |
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| Project Number | WC 1339 |
| Project Name | Upton Neighborhood and Vicinity Water Main Rehabilitation Project |
| Impacted Communities | Upton |
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| Project Number | WC 1291 |
| Project Name | Wilkens Ave./Frederick Ave. Vicinity Water Main Replacements Project |
| Impacted Communities | Violeteville, Tremont, Beechfield, Yale Heights, Westgate |
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