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Emery Street Sewer

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Project Overview The sewer in Emery Street between 600 South and 700 South is 103 years old and in need of repair. The section in Emery Street between Indiana Avenue and 700 South is 35 years old but is too small to serve the community’s needs. Salt Lake City Department of Public

Project Overview

The sewer in Emery Street between 600 South and 700 South is 103 years old and in need of repair. The section in Emery Street between Indiana Avenue and 700 South is 35 years old but is too small to serve the community’s needs. Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities plans to perform repair and replacement work in Summer 2026.

Timeline

Engineering plans are being developed now to determine the best approach to repairing and replacing this sewer.

The City anticipates selecting a contractor this spring.

Construction dates are not yet confirmed.

Anticipated Impacts

The following are typical impacts that can be expected during construction. We will provide more specific information when a contractor is selected.

Single lane closures

Trenches and excavation work

Short-term impacts to driveway access

Short term sewer service interruptions when crews connect your home to the repaired main.

Stay Informed

Call: 888-556-0232

Email: EmeryStreetSewer@slc.gov

Sign up for regular email updates during design and construction by emailing EmeryStreetSewer@SLC.gov.

Timeline

Construction dates are not yet confirmed, but work is anticipated to begin in Summer 2026.

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