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Lakeland Hills Pump Station replacement
The Lakeland Hills Pump Station Replacement Project will replace the aging Lakeland Hills Pump Station and build a new facility in Auburn to upgrade sewer services in south King County.
Project description
King County owns and operates the Lakeland Hills Pump Station. King County will replace the aging Lakeland Hills Pump Station and build a new facility in Auburn to upgrade sewer services in south King County. The Lakeland Hills Pump Station is an important part of King County’s connected systems of pipes and pumps. The pump station moves sewage from homes, schools, and businesses in the Auburn area to South Treatment Plant in Renton to be treated, eventually sending it off safely into the Puget Sound. Replacing the pump station will prevent sewage overflows and help serve the growing population of Auburn for many years.
Project update
January 2025
Lakeland Hills Pump Station new site options identified
In January 2024, King County gathered feedback on the location of the proposed wastewater pump station. Your input was invaluable in helping us understand community perspectives and priorities.
We are excited to share three proposed site alternatives:
- Existing pump station
- North of the existing pump station
- Across Oravetz Road, adjacent to Mill Pond Park
*Sizes of the site alternatives are approximate and may not reflect exact measurements.
Read our latest mailer update for more information about the proposed sites.
Read this mailer update in: Español (Spanish) | Українська (Ukrainian) | Kajin M̧ajeļ (Marshallese) | العَرَبِيةُ (Arabic) | Tagalog
We anticipate announcing the final site selection later in 2025.
Do you prefer an interactive online info session instead?
Join our online info session - February 13th at 6 p.m.
- We will walk through the updates on the alternative sites, answer your questions, and listen to your feedback in real time.
- Register here to sign up!
Short term construction projects completed!
The generator and elevator installation project began in April 2023 and was completed as of December 2024.