MISSOULA — Missoula Water is launching a water main replacement program to reduce leaks and upgrade aging infrastructure.
Several projects will be taking place throughout the summer.
One of the projects — between North Dickens and North McCormick Streets — will require the closure of Toole Avenue between Owen and Alder Streets for about a month starting Friday.
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Crews will be replacing a 1,500-foot water main originally installed in 1914.
The project also includes the installation of over 600 linear feet of new water main on Cooper Street from Milton to Holmes.
Other water main replacement projects that have just started or will begin in the next few weeks include:
- S. 13th St. W. (west of Schilling)
- Ronald Ave. and Keith Ave.
- Washburn, Idaho, Montana, and Catlin Streets — water main extension and sidewalk project funded through the Missoula Redevelopment Agency (MRA)
- Kensington Ave.—Oxford St. to Stephens Ave.—water main extension project funded through MRA
Additional information can be found on the City of Missoula's website.
