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Essential Construction and Field Work Continues
We hope you and your loved ones are safe and staying connected during these challenging times. The SFPUC is focused on the health of our teams and continued delivery of our critical water, power and sewer services. You may see our field or construction crews at work maintaining, repairing and upgrading our essential infrastructure. We are making sure they do so as safely as possible. We ask the public to please maintain proper social distance from our crews as they work.
Here are key resources on what you can do to protect yourself and others. New information is posted as it becomes available:
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Click the button to the left and select "Southeast Construction Updates" to receive email updates.
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Welcome to the new Southeast Treatment Plant (SEP) construction web page. You asked to have up-to-the-minute information on what the SFPUC is doing in your neighborhood. We heard you! We want to make sure you are prepared for our construction activities.
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Southeast Treatment Plant Construction Look-Ahead
- In the coming weeks, crews will begin demolition of the Central Shops and Asphalt Plant at Jerrold and Quint. Work will include the haul off of debris, and increased traffic, vibration, and noise in the vicinity.
- To ensure public and worker safety, the SFPUC will be coordinating with SFMTA in advance of closing Jerrold Avenue between Phelps Avenue and Rankin Street. This closure is anticipated summer 2020. We will keep the public informed about the process as it moves forward.
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At Work in Your Neighborhood
Built in 1952, the Southeast Treatment Plant (SEP) treats 80% of the City’s wastewater, but many of the plant’s facilities need to be upgraded or replaced. The Sewer System Improvement Program (SSIP) projects at the SEP focus on making the plant smell better, look better, operate more efficiently, and protect our critical equipment in the event of an earthquake.
SSIP projects at the Southeast Treatment Plant will accelerate the SFPUC’s vision to transform San Francisco’s largest wastewater treatment plant into a start of the art resource recovery facility, a City destination, a proud neighborhood asset and an attractive workplace. To learn more about the Sewer System Improvement Program, click here.
For construction impacts and notices nearby SEP, sign up for email updates. For information about other construction projects across the City, visit our Construction in Your Neighborhood Map or sfpublicworks.org.
To learn more about the Headworks Facility Project, view our recent SEP Construction Business Briefing, read our fact sheet available in English, Spanish and Chinese, or visit our project website.
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Jobs and Resources
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