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Gila County Community Breaks Ground on Wastewater Improvements Decades in the Making

TRSD Wastewater Collection and Treatment System – Gila County, AZ The Tri-City Regional Sanitary District recently broke ground for phase I of its wastewater collection and treatment system project, beginning construction on over 16 miles of sewer pipeline, a 750 gpm main lift station, 4 residential lift stations, and a 0.25...

OC River Walk in Anaheim estimated to cost $200 million if built today

Anaheim’s ambitious push to turn the often-dry Santa Ana River into a river walk with ample water and activities for the public is estimated to cost $200 million, according to a city budget overview.

Arizona Water 2025 Project of the Year – Wastewater Treatment Plant

The state-of-the-art facility represents the future of water reclamation, turning wastewater into high-quality water for reuse. Facing the need for a fast, future-ready solution to support rapid growth in the Goodyear and Litchfield Park regions, Liberty Utilities partnered with PERC Water to fast-track the Sarival Facility.

Covenant Technical Solutions for hexavalent chromium removal contract

CTS awarded contract by CAW to lead design-build hexavalent chromium removal system, ensuring compliance with MCL regulations while maintaining operational efficiency.

Arizona Water 2025 Project of the Year – Water Treatment

The Bouse Domestic Water Improvement District’s (BDWID) recent water system upgrade has been honored as AZ Water 2025 Project of the Year – Water Treatment.

Belle Haven Community Campus – Menlo Park, CA

The Belle Haven Community Campus in Menlo Park, CA, received a 2025 Green Building Honorable Mention in recognition of its sustainable design and net-zero energy usage. PACE designed state-of-the-art energy-efficient aquatic facilities for the project, featuring a six-lane lap pool, an activity pool, and a splash pad.

Celebrating a New City – Mountain House, CA

It’s not often that a new city has the chance to be carefully planned out from start to finish and across the entire expanse of its geographic coverage. Mountain House,a wholly master-planned community located in San Joaquin County, was incorporated as California’s 483^rd and newest city in July 2024. PACE has been honored to support the planning and design of the water, sewer, and stormwater infrastructure since its early conception.

Celebrating 30 Years of Service – James Matthews, PE, Sr. Vice President Environmental Water

In 1994, James (Jamie) made the leap early in his career from the public sector to consulting when he left the City of San Diego - Water Production Division to joined PACE. As such, he came to support the design of the company’s very first wastewater treatment plant project under the guidance of founder Johan Perslow.