The Stucker Fork Conservancy District is advancing water service reliability and resilience through ongoing investment in its storage infrastructure. Since 1964, CHA has partnered with the district to support system growth and modernization across six counties in southern Indiana. The district’s water storage network is essential for stabilizing system pressure, supporting fire protection, and maintaining daily operational performance. CHA conducts routine inspections to identify maintenance needs and prioritize rehabilitation efforts, helping the district protect its assets and extend their service life.
In 2022, CHA facilitated the rehabilitation of two major storage facilities: the Marble Hill Ground Water Storage Tank and Tank No. 10 Elevated Water Storage Tank. The project included comprehensive surface preparation and repainting, restoring protective coatings and maintaining industry compliance. Repairs to tank appurtenances further enhanced operational safety and reliability.
Through proactive inspection and rehabilitation, the Stucker Fork Conservancy District is strengthening water infrastructure and supporting dependable service for a growing customer base.
5.3 MG of capacity across 11 elevated and 2 ground storage tanks.
Two rehabilitated tanks totaling 1 MG of storage capacity.
Projects support a regional service area spanning six counties.
Alan Burch, PE*
Principal Engineer
Alan specializes in power distribution, electrical and controls systems, and utility infrastructure for water, wastewater, and stormwater facilities. His experience includes both rehabilitation and new construction projects, with expertise in treatment plants, HVAC, plumbing, lighting, chemical feed systems, aeration equipment, sludge handling facilities, standby power generation, and SCADA integration. By working closely with utility operators, electric utilities, equipment suppliers, and systems integrators, Alan develops reliable, efficient solutions that support long-term operational goals.