An estimated 28% of residents are satisfied with the condition of major city streets according to the City of OKC. About 53% of potholes are repaired within 5 days of the work order.
Only about 57% of inoperable public fire hydrants were repaired within 7 days (184 reported of 308k).
78% of work orders are planned and scheduled maintenance/repair (6,962) vs unplanned repair work orders completed.
97% of water emergencies (main / service line breaks) are responded to within 1 hour. (4,397 emergencies)
78% of water leaks are repaired within 7 days (2,442 leaks)
In 2023, they treated 42.97Bln gallons of water.
FY22 Actual Water Line Maintenance: $20.2mil, FY23 Adopted: $10.3mil, FY24 Adopted: $10.6mil
(Selected) Water Capital Program projects include:
* 60-in water line replacement from SE 74th to SE 44th for FY24 estimated cost $35mil.
* City of the Village Main replacement for $1.3mil.
* Citywide Water Main renewal and replacement for $5.8mil.
* Replacement of water meters and meter pits $3.8mil.
* Draper Condition assessment of 72" transmission main $531k
* Draper water treatment plant renewal and replacement $14.8 mil.
* Draper-Hefner interconnection transmission and booster station improvements $1mil.
* Hefner Water Treatment Plant renewal and replacement $18mil.
* North and NW extension of large transmission main from Hefner WTP $1mil.
* Construction of a second raw water pipeline from Lake Atoka to Lake Stanley Draper $149mil.
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