Infrastructure Investment Summary

Surface Water Treatment Plant Expansion: Increasing capacity to 10 MGD with ability to expand to 50% more capacity
Well #29 Development: New water well to supplement existing 25 computer-controlled wells
New Water Storage Tank: Design and construction underway to ensure adequate water pressure and supply
GAC Filtration Systems: 9 wells equipped with Granular Activated Carbon filters for water quality
DBCP/TCE Remediation: Ongoing groundwater contamination cleanup with insurance settlements funding

White Slough Water Pollution Control Facility: Tertiary filtration and UV disinfection (completed 2005)
Collection System Maintenance: Ongoing upgrades to sanitary sewer infrastructure
Environmental Compliance: Meeting stringent Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta protection standards

Northern San Joaquin 230kV Transmission Project: $100M+ project, CPUC decision expected 2025
Guild 230/60kV Substation: New LEU substation to improve reliability and capacity
LED Streetlight Program: Multi-year conversion completed in 2023
Grid Modernization: Rate increases planned through 2030 for infrastructure upgrades
Downtown Event Infrastructure: Secure electricity access for vendors at special events

Highway 99/Turner Road Interchange: $6M project completed December 2023 with roundabout and beautification
Hutchins Street Resurfacing: Project bidding closes March 2025
Downtown Parking Garage: Structural repairs in progress
Transit Station Building: Structural repairs underway
Hale and Salas Parks: New parking lot construction
Street Maintenance Program: Ongoing pothole repair and pavement management

AT&T Fiber: 38.4% coverage, speeds up to 5 Gbps
Xfinity Cable: 96% coverage, speeds up to 2 Gbps
Multiple Providers: 13 ISPs serving the area including EarthLink, Frontier, unWired Broadband
Coverage Statistics: 92% of households have internet connectivity
Note: No current city-led municipal broadband initiatives identified

New Animal Shelter: Auto Mall Parkway location, construction starting summer 2024, replacing 1958 facility
Police Shooting Range: Phase 2 remodel including bullet trap and range master office (March/April 2024)
Lodi Access Center: Homeless services facility, $390K CDBG funding, completion late 2025
Hydrogen Hub Project: Lodi Energy Center selected for DOE funding
Zupo Field: Construction improvements underway
Flood Protection Projects: Storm drains at Henri Lane, Century Blvd, pump stations at Vinewood and Shady Acres

2024: Animal shelter construction begins, shooting range Phase 2, CDBG program year
2025: CPUC decision on 230kV project, Access Center completion, Hutchins Street resurfacing
2026: Anticipated completion of many capital projects
2025-2030: Electric grid modernization program

Lodi Infrastructure Projects Tracker