SCV Water is undertaking multiple projects to effectively manage the water supply for our customers, ensuring they have access to reliable water resources today and tomorrow. Click on a topic below to learn more.

Capital Improvement Projects

Construction Projects

Investing in Our Water Supply

Delivering a clean, reliable supply of water to our customers takes years of thoughtful planning and ongoing development of new infrastructure, such as pipes and treatment facilities, as well as repairs and upgrades to our current water system.

We are committed to keeping our customers informed of current and upcoming projects. Regular updates on construction projects in the Santa Clarita Valley are posted here and also communicated through our e-newsletter, social media, fact sheets, signage at construction sites and local media.

Current Projects

LA-2 Turnout

New developments in the Castaic area have required the need for additional water distribution infrastructure. A new turnout and related piping ensure the precise, prompt delivery of water to new customers.

Recycled Water Phase 2C

SCV Water is constructing extensions of existing recycled water distribution pipeline via the Phase 2C project, also known as the South End Recycled Water Main Extension Project. 

Project Highlights

• Installation of approximately 13,000 linear feet of recycled waterline.
• Pipeline will be installed on Trevino Drive; Player Drive; Golfview Drive; Tournament Road; Rockwell Canyon Road; Valencia Boulevard; Tourney Road; and tie-in to existing recycled water pipeline at the intersection of Valencia Boulevard and The Old Road.
• The project includes excavation, installation, backfill of piping; irrigation service line connections; appurtenances and pavement restoration.

Learn about the Recycled Water Phase 2C Project

Saugus #3 and #4 Replacement Wells

Two new wells are being drilled in the westside of town. Both wells reach the Saugus aquifer over 2,000 feet below the surface. Together these wells are intended to pump groundwater at a combined rate of 4,000 gpm.

Well 201 and 205 VOC Treatment Improvements

This project involves constructing Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) treatment vessels to remove Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) from groundwater pumped from Well 201 and Well 205, located in Valencia. Construction will improve local water resiliency and water quality for our customers.

Completed Project 

Dickason Drive Pipeline

Pipeline improvements on Dickason Drive between Decoro Drive and Smyth Drive are completed. The main purpose of this work is to replace an existing pipeline prone to leaks. This work is a portion of longer-term efforts that will fortify the agency’s water network for our customers.

ESFP Wash Water Return and Sludge Collection Improvements

Updates to the ESFP’s wash water return and sludge collection systems have been completed. These additions to the plant include over 1 MG of storage for wash water recovery and new equipment used within the sludge handling process. These improvements will increase operational efficiency, ease of maintenance, and redundancies to ensure continual plant operation.

Magic Mountain Pipeline Phase 4/5/6A/6B

Phases 4-6B of the new Magic Mountain Pipeline located along Magic Mountain Parkway are complete. Over two miles of pipeline 42 inches in diameter have been installed to supply water to the western side of the Agency's distribution system. This pipeline ultimately connects to a reservoir close by.

Pitchess Pipeline Modifications

When new construction occurs near Agency pipelines, SCV Water will provide additional protection for impacted pipes. This was completed for the existing reaches of the Pitchess Pipeline located within the project footprint of the I-5 Freeway Widening project. This work minimizes the chances of service disruption while freeway construction work is completed.

Santa Clara & Honby Wells PFAS Groundwater Treatment Improvements

This project involved constructing ion exchange treatment vessels to remove PFAS and restore service to the Santa Clara and Honby wells in Saugus. Construction will improve local water resiliency and water quality for our customers.