Continuing its modern infrastructure initiatives across Denizli without interruption, the General Directorate of Denizli Water and Sewerage Administration has accelerated efforts in the long-awaited project to provide healthy and uninterrupted drinking water to the Çameli district. While the project, implemented with an investment of TRY 18.6 million, progresses in line with the planned schedule, the reinforced concrete phase—considered the backbone of the project—has been completed. Within the scope of the project, the reinforced concrete works for the 1,000-cubic-meter reservoir chamber, where drinking water will be stored, and the valve (manoeuvre) chamber, which will ensure system control and management, have been fully completed. The main structural systems ensuring the safe storage of water have been established in the reservoir chamber, while the infrastructure for valves, connections, and control equipment has been prepared in the valve chamber. With this stage, the most critical structural component of the project has been completed.

 

Target: Strong Pressure, Uninterrupted and Safe Water Supply

 

 With the completion of the project, long-standing issues such as low pressure and water outages in the central neighbourhoods of Çameli will be eliminated. Thanks to the new reservoir, constructed at a higher elevation than the existing one, network pressure will be balanced, and especially residents living at higher elevations will gain uninterrupted access to drinking water. With the new system, it is also aimed to minimise transmission losses, improve network efficiency, and enhance drinking water safety to the highest level. Through DESKİ’s investment, the foundations of a sustainable infrastructure that will serve Çameli for many years will be established.