This project was identified because Kyle’s wastewater treatment plant needs more capacity to serve a growing community. The existing plant is currently permitted for 4.5 million gallons per day, and this phase of work helps prepare the system for future demand.

This project addresses limited treatment capacity at the current plant and the need for additional treatment infrastructure as Kyle grows. It also adds process improvements that support reliable operations and regulatory compliance. Currently, the wastewater treatment plant operates near capacity.

This project will expand the City’s existing wastewater treatment plant in phases. The Early Works Package adds near-term capacity and treatment improvements, the Full Works Package continues the next major expansion step, and future phases are planned to increase plant capacity up to 12 MGD.

This project will benefit current and future Kyle residents, businesses, and utility customers by helping the City maintain reliable wastewater service as demand grows. It also supports public health and environmental protection by improving how wastewater is treated before discharge.

The expansion program includes increasing capacity at the existing plant and adding major treatment improvements such as disk filtration, odor control, grit removal, and phosphorus removal systems. Related improvements also include aeration basins, clarifiers, UV disinfection, fencing, and landscaping.

The Early Works Package is currently under construction, and the Full Works Package is in design.

The current estimated completion for the Early Works Package is Q4 2026.

No. The Early Works Package is one part of the overall expansion program. The Full Works Package is still in design, and additional future phases are planned beyond that work to continue increasing capacity up to 12 MGD.

The project is being delivered in phases so capacity and treatment improvements can move forward sooner while larger long-term expansion work continues through design and future delivery. This approach helps the City add capacity in steps as needs grow over time.

Residents may notice construction activity at the plant site as work progresses. The project also includes site-related improvements such as fencing and landscaping as part of the overall expansion effort.