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Oxford – Census Tract 28 Water Main & Lead Line Replacement

Page last updated October 12, 2026

Update:

9/28/26: Crews have completed all water services. They are now focusing on asphalt restoration in the east half of the neighborhood, including sidewalk restoration and hydrant removal.

Project Overview

This project is in U.S.  Census Tract 28, including much of the Oxford Neighborhood. The improvements are in the area bound by Hanna Street on the East, Anthony on the West, Pontiac on the North, and Oxford on the South.

A graphic of Tract 28 site map for water main replacement.

Tract 28 Site Map

 

City Utilities has replaced more than six miles of cast iron water main pipes with new, high density polyethylene pipes. Restoration is taking place now, including repairs to asphalt, concrete and grass patches that may have been disturbed during construction.  

Lead Service Replacement

While construction crews were replacing water main pipe, lead service replacements were also happening as well for FREE, opting into a program with contractors which allowed them to replace both water main and lead service line. 

Contact

Nick Rupley

Construction Manager

Man in yellow shirt standing on sidewalk doing concrete restoration.
Concrete repairs
A water service line in the ground with tools and construction crew
Water service line being installed
A graphic of Tract 28 site map for water main replacement.
Tract 28 Site Map
The picture shows three houses and a utility truck performing a lead line replacement while a construction member observes.
May 2025 Crews installing service lines.
Construction crew member, wearing a yellow jacket, is seen among other workers on the street working on a pothole and setting up for a lead line replacement in a neighborhood.
March 2025: Crews setting up construction.