Kimberly is a city in Idaho within Twin Falls County near Twin Falls along U.S. Route 30 which needed a lift station for a new residential development.

The population of Kimberly was 4,626 as of the 2020 census. It is within the Twin Falls metropolitan area which had a population of 114,291 at the 2020 census. Kimberly was founded in 1905.

There are some amazing attractions in the area including Shoshone Falls Park, Dierkes Lake Park, Pillar Falls, Evel Knievel Snake River Canyon Jump Site, Rock Creek Station & Stricker Homesite, Hansen Bridge, Twin Falls, and Vineyard Lake.

The Snake River flows just north of Kimberly creating various falls, recreational areas, and scenic outlooks. Boise, the capital of Idaho, is about a two-hour drive along Interstate 84 to the northwest.

Other attractions include the Kimberly City Park, Paradise Waterfall, Pillar Falls Scenic Outlook, Perrine Memorial Bridge, Centennial Waterfront Park, Twin Falls City Park, Pleasant Valley Golf Course, Twin Falls Golf Course, Idaho’s Pebble Ponds Golf Course, Canyon Springs-Twin Falls Golf Club, Blue Lakes-Jerome Golf Club, and Jerome Country Club.

Kimberly is home to some other recreation including Southern Idaho Mountain Bike Trails, and historical sites such as Rock Creek Station, Pomerelle- Mountain Ski Resort, Echo Lake, and Magic Mountain, which is about 30 miles away.

Olsen Farms is a new housing development of 127 lots for single family homes in Kimberly, Idaho which needed a lift station to be owned and operated by the City of Kimberly, ID. Romtec Utilities contracted directly with the developer who was 3 Emeralds, LLC.

Romtec Utilities based the preliminary design of sample systems owned by the City of Kimberly as the city does not have written standards. Romtec Utilities submitted to the civil engineer on this project, Project Engineering Consultants (Consor Engineering) who then submitted to the City of Kimberly for approval.

Following the project, PEC was bought out by Consor Engineering. Consor is a project engineering consultant providing a variety of engineering services with several offices throughout the U.S.

The Idaho wastewater lift station that Romtec Utilities designed and supplied features duplex submersible Sulzer pumps, a Micrologixs 1400 PLC primary controller, pressure transducer, a precast 5106 valve vault, and a 6’ ID x 16.66 deep wet well.

We were pleased to partner with PEC (Consor Engineering), 3 Emeralds, LLC, and the City of Kimberly on this wastewater lift station for Olsen Farms in Kimberly, Idaho.

At Romtec Utilities, we design, manufacture, and supply wastewater pump stations for housing developments all over the country working with developers, municipalities, engineers, and various other contractors. Our designers work directly with the various players to create a pumping system that meets the project’s needs while prioritizing budget, design, configuration, and controls.

We provide pumping systems for wastewater, stormwater, industrial water, clean water, and booster stations.

If you have a housing development, we can work with the developer to design a pump system that meets the wastewater pumping requirements, while connecting to the surrounding sewer system.

To ensure proper startup and training. Romtec Utilities sends out a construction advisor to the sight upon installation of the system.