As of 6/12/26: The Authority presently has three elevated water storage tanks in service: one each along Corkery Lane, Herbert Boulevard and behind the former Knights of Columbus on the Black Horse Pike. Corkery Lane and Knights of Columbus are one million gallon tanks, whereas Herbert Boulevard holds 300,000 gallons. All three are scheduled to be repainted and will be painted the same color. Painting the Knights of Columbus storage tank has been completed, and the tank has been returned to service. Removal of the scaffolding is underway and the job will be fully completed within the next few weeks.
Plans and specifications for painting of the Corkery Lane tank are presently under review by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. Upon completion of the review, the project will be advertised for bids. The Authority anticipates going out to bid in August, with a bid to be awarded so that work can commence in September of this year.
The third and final tank to be painted will be the 300,000 gallon Herbert Boulevard tank, which is projected for the 2027 calendar year.