CAR Recap CDS - Ring Levee App.docx
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CITY OF BUCKEYE
Finance Department
530 E Monroe Ave. • Buckeye, Arizona 85326
Phone 623-349-6165 • www.buckeyeaz.gov
FY 2027 Congressional Directed Spending: Central Water Reclamation Facility Ring Levee Application
– Summary Recap
Project Description:
The Buckeye Water Resources Department seeks to protect the Central Water Reclamation Facility through
the design and construction of a flood prevention earthwork ring levee around the Central Water
Reclamation Facility and the 3.97-acre expansion directly south of the Central Water Reclamation Facility to
accommodate future growth. The Central Water Reclamation Facility is located within a re-zoned federally
designated flood zone and is at risk of damage of inoperability due to flooding. If the Central Water
Reclamation Facility were to flood and become inoperable, approximately 10,463 service customers would be
at risk of sewage backup. This creates a risk to public safety, public health, hazardous materials exposure, and
Central Water Reclamation Facility and customer infrastructure damage. The design and construction of a
flood prevention earthwork ring levee seeks to mitigate the aforementioned adverse effects.
Project Cost:
$ 6,000,000 ($4,500,000 reimbursable based on budget)
Required Match:
$ 1,500,000
Grant Amount:
$ 4,500,000
Plans Once Grant Expires:
If awarded, the award agreement will be presented to Council for approval. Once the design and
construction are completed, any maintenance needs will be funded through the Water Department’s
budget.
Objectives and Expected Outcomes:
The design and construction of a flood prevention earthwork ring levee around the Central WRF will
address the risk of public safety, public health, hazardous materials exposure, and Central WRF and
customer infrastructure damage.
The earthwork ring levee will also include nature-based solutions to direct floodwater away from the
Central WRF and divert floodwater into the Gila River.
Time Period for the Grant:
FY 2027