10/29/2026
Municipal water infrastructure rarely makes headlines, but it keeps communities running.
Duluth, Minnesota's infrastructure is an on-going process of modernization. The cities Woodland Pump Station, originally built in 1914, had not benefited from necessary upgrades in more than 110 years. The station pumps 1.4 million gallons of water every day to several Duluth neighborhoods. The City of Duluth replaced the aging plant with an upgraded facility designed to meet modern drinking water standards. The new station will keep water flowing reliably to thousands of residents and business across the area.
GPM worked together with city engineers to supply the right pumping solutions for this facility. Seeing it operational and serving the communities we live in brings pride to our employees and their families. GPM is proud to work with our distribution partners on these types of local infrastructure projects that make a difference in so many lives.
WDIO covered the dedication and the pump performance in action: https://hubs.la/Q04CMJ7k0