Engineer: North Water Main Loop to start this week; DWSRF loan approved Sept. 8
September 09, 2026 | Harwood, Vernon County, Missouri
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City Engineer Andrew Aakre told the council the North Water Main Loop's anticipated start date "is this week" and reported that a DWSRF (Drinking Water State Revolving Fund) loan was approved on Sept. 8, with loan documents expected to be completed in the coming month.
Aakre said the city prepared two project questionnaires for DWSRF submittal: (1) a water-main replacement on Ted Avenue and Wally Street; and (2) lead-service-line replacement work involving potholing and elimination of unknowns. He emphasized that placing a project on the DWSRF Intended Use Plan makes it eligible for low-interest loan dollars but does not commit the city to doing the project.
Aakre said the city prepared two project questionnaires for DWSRF submittal: (1) a water-main replacement on Ted Avenue and Wally Street; and (2) lead-service-line replacement work involving potholing and elimination of unknowns. He emphasized that placing a project on the DWSRF Intended Use Plan makes it eligible for low-interest loan dollars but does not commit the city to doing the project.
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