A new elevated water tower is planned for 2601 Esters Road in Irving. Designed to hold 2.5 million gallons, it would add 1 million gallons of capacity to support continued growth in southwest Irving.
The new tower is part of a $14 million capital improvement project listed under District 3 capital improvements, with total completion targeted for mid-2027, according to the Abdul Khabeer City Council Official Page.
A New Water Tower for Irving
The project will add a new 2.5 million-gallon elevated water tower in Irving.
The site sits near West Rochelle Road, adjacent to Irving's police and fire training facilities, and close to the West Irving Library and the Islamic Center of Irving, per SprawlTag's reporting.
Other Water Infrastructure Projects
The Esters Road tower is one piece of a larger infrastructure push across the city. The council page also lists the $38.4 million Carbon Road Pump Station reconstruction, designed to process up to 33 million gallons per day.
Utility Costs
Irving City Council is weighing water and wastewater rate changes, driven in part by rising costs from wholesale supplier Dallas Water Utilities. The capital projects carry a financial backdrop for residents.
