St. Andrews Storage and Pumping Station

Project number: 04181 |  Updated: February 2026

The Region of Waterloo is making necessary upgrades to the St. Andrews storage and pumping station located at 266 St. Andrews Street in Cambridge. The project is being split up into two phases. 

Phase one includes:

• Building a new storage tank

Phase two includes:

• Upgrading the pumping station
• Decommissioning the existing standpipe
• Replacing the site driveway and fencing

This project improves water storage and pumping so the system can reliably meet current and future water needs in Cambridge and North Dumfries, while supporting planned regional water system upgrades. 

Schedule

Design and planning: 2025–2026
Construction phase 1: June–December 2026
Construction phase 2: Spring 2027–Winter 2028

Budget

Phase 1: $2.4 million
Phase 2: $3 million

Contact

Sirin Galaria
Senior Engineer, Region of Waterloo
SGalaria@regionofwaterloo.ca

Service First Contact Centre: 519-575-4400

Construction impacts

Two-way traffic will be maintained for majority of the work. For two weeks during phase one, lanes will be restricted at the St. Andrews Street and Southwood Drive intersection. More details will be provided during construction.

Advance notice of any water supply disruptions will be provided.