Marshall Approves $200K Water Main Replacement Project

The city's utility board voted to replace aging infrastructure on several streets.

Published on Feb. 26, 2026

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The Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works has approved a $200,000 project to replace approximately 3,000 feet of aging water main on Ted Avenue, Bond Avenue, and Wall Street. The current cast iron main was first installed in 1924 and will be replaced with new plastic piping using in-house labor and equipment.

Why it matters

Replacing outdated water infrastructure helps improve reliability, reduce maintenance costs, and ensure safe drinking water for the community. This project is part of MMU's ongoing efforts to modernize its utility systems.

The details

The board voted to approve the water main replacement recommendation during its meeting on February 25th. MMU plans to use in-house resources to complete the work, which will involve installing new plastic main to replace the existing 4-inch cast iron pipes first laid in 1924.

  • The board approved the project recommendation on February 25, 2026.
  • MMU plans to complete the water main replacement work in fiscal year 2026.

The players

Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works

The governing body responsible for overseeing the city's public utility services.

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What’s next

The board's next meeting is scheduled for March 11, 2026, where they may discuss further details or timelines for the water main replacement project.

The takeaway

This infrastructure upgrade demonstrates MMU's commitment to maintaining and modernizing the city's water system to ensure reliable, safe service for residents and businesses.