Check here for information on future projects that will expand or improve our water and wastewater systems. For those listed below with an expected completion date, funding has been secured.
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Robinette Valley Road Water Extension Project, Phase 2
2025
This project will extend water service about two miles from the existing water main on Robinette Valley Road. Funding is provided by the PSA, LENOWISCO Planning District, and Coalfields Water Development Fund. Construction is expected in 2025.
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Nickelsville Water Improvements Phase 2
2025
This $2.6 million project is funded by the Virginia Department of Health and will expand the water system's source and treatment capacity and replace leaking galvanized water mains.
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Nickelsville Wastewater Improvements Phase 2
2025
This $0.4 million project is funded by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality and will make improvements to the three sewage pump stations.
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Yuma Phases 2, 3, & 4/Hiltons Phases 1, 2, & 3 Sewer
2026
These projects received $15.8 million in funding from USDA Rural Development in 2017 and an additional $11.7 million from Virginia Department of Environmental Quality in 2023. They will serve (1) areas in Yuma adjacent to the existing Yuma sewer that were not served by the Yuma Phase 1 Sewer Project and west of Yuma Elementary and (2) areas along US 58 from Nottingham to the center of the Hiltons community including Hiltons Elementary School. Construction is expected to start on the first phases of this project in 2025.
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Central Scott County Water Project Phase 1
2026
This $14.1 million project funded by USDA Rural Development will be the first phase of the PSA’s Comprehensive County Water Project with the goal of extending water to most of the County residents. It will include new water mains along Nickelsville Highway/Rt. 71 from the end of our Big Moccasin service area near Snowflake, across Corn Ridge, and interconnecting with the Nickelsville water system and a water main up Big Moccasin Road for about 1 mile. It will also include a new pump station and storage tank. Construction is expected to start in 2025.
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Water Supply Resiliency Project
Seeking funding
This project is in the preliminary engineering phase and will look at all aspects of our water supply and treatment facilities to make sure they are capable of reliably serving our customers over the next 25 to 50 years.
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Central Scott County Water Project Phase 2A
Seeking funding
This estimated $12 million project will serve the Manville area from the northeasternmost end near 748 Hill Station Alley Road, to the southernmost end near the Manville Community Center along Manville Road, and to the westernmost end near 889 Heavens View.
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Central Scott County Water Project Phase 2B
Seeking funding
This project will serve the Midway and Twin Springs areas from the easternmost end near the Rt. 71/Twin Spring Road intersection, to the northernmost end near the Twin Springs Road/Titan Lane intersection, to the southwesternmost end near the Midway Market on Rt. 72.
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Reed Hollow Road Water Extension
Seeking User Agreements
This project would serve the homes from the Gate City town limits to the top of the hill, including side roads. We are currently gathering user agreements and income surveys. The Lane Group is the engineer for this project.
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Reed Hollow Road Sewer Extension
Seeking User Agreements
This project would serve the homes from the Gate City town limits to the top of the hill, including side roads. We are currently gathering user agreements and income surveys. The Lane Group is the engineer for this project.
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Fairview Water Extension Project Phase 2
Seeking funding
