The City of Tampa is continuing to invest in neighborhoods through an important pipeline improvement program, collectively known as the Utility Capital Improvement Projects (UCAP). Currently, the UCAP projects include six water pipeline replacement projects, one wastewater replacement project, three stormwater projects, one new drinking water pipeline project, and one water pump station evaluation.

UCAP is a necessary investment to ensure the long-term reliability of Tampa's valuable underground assets and positions our city to serve anticipated redevelopment and growth through 2025. Replacing deteriorating, inefficient pipelines will make a positive and significant environmental impact on our city and will improve water pressure, fire protection, and water and wastewater service throughout the city.

We will work closely with neighborhoods to keep residents, businesses and other property owners informed and involved as the projects move through planning, design and construction. I invite you to learn more about the UCAP program by navigating this website. If you have questions or would like to share comments about this program, please use the Contact Us feature.

Even in these challenging times, our city will continue to make progress and make investments in our future that will benefit generations to come. The UCAP program is a good example of this commitment.

Sincerely,

Pam Iorio