On Feb. 4, 2025, the Rawlins City Council adopted the 2024 Rawlins Water Master Plan Level I Study.

Rawlins faced a challenge when six water breaks occurred due to the city's aging infrastructure and a slightly elevated pressure event.

In November 2024, the Wyoming Water Development Commission awarded the City of Rawlins $2.8 million as a 50% grant match grant.

The City of Rawlins is making strides in fortifying its water infrastructure with the launch of its fourth major project, the Sage Creek Springs Rehabilitation B1 Project.

The city is working to secure funding to replace the tank farm.

Following the 2024 water rate increase, the Water Enterprise Fund has been able to allocate $2 million toward in-town projects.

The SCADA project is officially underway, with completion estimated for early summer 2025.

The City of Rawlins is sponsoring a Wyoming Water Development Commission Level I Study.

In May 2024, the high pressure pipeline broke and was repaired.

The pretreatement plant was brrought onlineduring the summer of 2023 after Rawlins repaired and upgraded it.

Four air-vacuum valves were replaced and we are performing ongoing assessments and regularly remove sediment.

A total of 10,000 feet of the wood stave pipeline was replaced with 18-inch PVC piping.

Rawlins and neighboring Sinclair faced a severe water crisis in March 2022.