Jericho Water Booster Pump Station
Overview
Township of Langley Council has approved $20.1 million for a new booster pump station to increase water system capacity in Willoughby. The Jericho water booster pump station at the 20400 block of 73A Avenue will boost capacity to help meet the water use demands of increased population density in Willoughby. This new station will be able to use water supplied from the newly constructed Metro Vancouver Jericho Reservoir, and will alleviate stresses currently experienced in the water system.
Updates
September 2025
- Pump station walls and roof are now complete.
- The building facade is under construction.
- Internal pumps, piping and electrical are being installed.
February 2025
- Excavation and foundation work on the new booster pump station has been completed.
- Pump station walls are under construction.
August 2024
- Work on this project will continue into early 2026. General hours of work are from Monday to Friday from 7am to 5pm. Work on Saturdays from 9am to 5pm may be required periodically.
- Residents near the construction area may experience minor inconveniences, such as noise, dust, vibration, and construction vehicle traffic along 73A Street. Traffic Management Plans will be in effect during work hours. We appreciate your patience, co-operation and respect with the crew and traffic personnel. Efforts will be made to minimize disruptions and limit construction noise during this project.
- The work is weather dependent and is subject to change depending on conditions.
More information and updates will be provided as the project moves forward.
Project value
$20.1 million
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