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24th Street Improvement Project

The City of Sacramento is planning a project, called the 24th Street Wet Weather Storage Improvements, to help reduce flooding in Midtown during heavy rainstorms.

The project will construct a large storage pipe underground that is designed to prevent outflows in the City's combined stormwater / wastewater system with the goals of:

  • Minimizing street flooding during a "10-year" storm
  • Helping prevent structure flooding during a "100-year" storm

It includes a new 120-inch diameter pipeline—one of the largest in Sacramento’s combined system—on 24th Street from H to N streets and K Street between 24th and 25th streets.

The project will also including repaving the entire roadway along with striping improvements.

A map showing project layout: including pump station/discharge location at H and 24th streets, 120" pipeline on 24th Street from H to N street and a weir on 25th and K streets. open_in_full

Project map. Click arrows to the right to expand.

Project cost

The project is estimated to cost about $18 million.

Schedule

Project is currently on hold until further notice

Contact

Tim Moresco
Senior Civil Engineer
City of Sacramento, Department of Utilities
916-808-1432
tmoresco@cityofsacramento.org

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