1951 West Park Road, Elizabethtown, KY 42701
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Hardin County County is experiencing rapid growth. Recently, a major manufacturing plant has been built in the region: the new Blue Oval SK (BOSK) Battery Plant in Hardin County. Because of this growth, the local water supply system needs to be upgraded and strengthened to meet the increasing demand. To address this, the water district […]
Read MoreAlong with other system improvements due to industrial and residential expansion in the water district’s service area, the water district needs increased water storage for expected demands. This project will give the water system the ability to maintain other tanks, increase water availability in the service area. The water district is going to construct a […]
Read MoreThe water district currently has two water storage tanks that are reaching the end of their useful life. To ensure continued reliable water service, the district has started construction of a new elevated water storage tank with a capacity of 750,000 gallons. This new tank will help support the local water supply, particularly in the […]
Read MoreThe water district is planning to extend and install new water lines along several currently unserved roads. These roads include Melrose Road, which will be served from Sonora Hardin Springs Road (KY 84) to Silver Mine Road, and Flint Hill Road (KY 720), which will be served from Cash Road (KY 2800) to Millerstown Road […]
Read MoreWonder Why? – Water Main Breaks Water Main Leak Have you ever wondered why water mains break? The answer is actually quite straightforward. Water main breaks occur when changes in the environment cause shifts underground, and these shifts can put pressure on pipes, leading to fractures. One of the primary factors contributing to these shifts […]
Read MoreWonder Why? – Water Main Break Have you ever wondered why water mains break? The answer is actually quite straightforward. Water main breaks occur when changes in the environment cause shifts underground, and these shifts can put pressure on pipes, leading to fractures. One of the primary factors contributing to these shifts is temperature variation. […]
Read MoreKelly Dennis We are excited to shine the spotlight on Kelly Dennis, our Employee of the Quarter! This well-deserved recognition is a testament to the dedication and hard work Kelly consistently brings to the team. Kelly has been with the Water District for nearly 15 years, and throughout that time, he has experienced both personal […]
Read MoreWe have a personalized water dispenser that we can lease for special events. You may see this hydration station at a field day, a local event downtown, or even at the Hardin County Fairgrounds! Please contact Kelli Lee at klee@hcwd2.org or 270-737-1056 ext. 218 if you are interested in learning more. Melton the Melting Ice […]
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