Current Projects

Stumphouse Mountain Park fee station area: This project will allow the city to collect fees from visitors to assist with the upkeep of the park.

95% complete.

All major work complete, finishing electrical work and final paneling.

Expected completion on building -August 31st.

Entry gate installation expected installation late summer/early fall.

Sertoma Concessions and Restrooms

80% complete

Interior work is ongoing with electrical work nearly complete.

Plumbing and finish work ongoing.

Expected completion date late summer/early fall, depending on contractor availability.

New Police Station

5% complete

Design-Build Project awarded to JM Cope.

The design, planning and permit phase is well underway.

Groundbreaking date to be announced soon.

Expected completion date 2026.

July 2025 Progress Report for the City of Walhalla’s SCIIP A-23-C202

WATER AND SEWER IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT

Div I – Gravity Sewer Rehab

The Division I contractor has completed the cleaning and inspection of the gravity sewers and have begun the sewer line rehabilitation process, using cure-in-place.

Next month the contractor expects to continue installing the cured in place pipe and continue point repairs on the gravity sewer lines.

Div. II – Water System Improvements

The Division II contractor is working through the process of ordering the Rocky Knoll water booster pump station equipment and building. The water booster pump station will take several months for fabrication and delivery.  The contractor plans to wait until a firm delivery date of the water booster pump station before installing the new water main along SC 28 Highland Highway.

Div. III – Water System Rehabilitation

The Division III contractor installing the roadway bores and water main along W. North Broad Street and W. South Broad Street. The contractor continues to install water mains along and around W. North Broad Street, W. South Broad Street and West Main Street.

Sertoma Bridge Replacement

Several quotes have been received to repair the bridge; and the city is actively working with FEMA to obtain funding from Hurricane Helene to replace the structure.

To ensure public access, a temporary pedestrian will be installed for fall sports and events.