Public Works and Environmental Services Alert:
The Jones Point Pump Station can pump 1.43 million gallons of water daily. It is located at 5840 Cameron Run Terrace, Alexandria, Virginia, 22303. The pump station was built in 1972 and remodeled in 1997. As the pump station and its pipes get older, they need upgrades to keep working properly. Past studies have shown that there are significant maintenance problems with the aging equipment.
The Jones Point Facilities Rehabilitation project will build a new pump station and force main to replace the old ones. Because of the difficulties with the current location, the new pump station will be built nearby on land owned by Fairfax County. The new station and pipes will be designed to handle sewage flow needs up to the year 2045 and beyond. It will have a capacity of 1.48 million gallons per day. A new access road will also be built to reach the pump station and provide an alternate route to the Huntington Levee access road. Permanent and temporary easements will be required for this project. This project will apply Envision sustainability framework, with Envision Silver verification being pursued for this project. Envision was developed by the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI) and is a tool for evaluating and rating projects based on social, economic, and environmental benefits. Download the Envision Climate Threat Analysis of the Jones Point Facilities Rehabilitation Project. More information about Envision can be found on ISI’s website at Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure.
Address: 5840 Cameron Run Terrace, Alexandria, VA 22303
The 70% design phase was recently completed. Easement acquisition is expected to begin in Summer 2025 and be completed in Spring 2026.