Bulk water · Oregon City

Water fill station.

Bulk water fill access for water trucks, tenders and totes — easy in, easy out on a fully paved, gated campus minutes from I-205.

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Water Fill Station with Pefect Access

High speed water refills for your jobs

Our campus includes the former Clackamas County Transportation Maintenance Division (TMD) water fill station — a dedicated, engineered water line used for over 40 years to fill County water trucks for dust control, grading, paving and road maintenance. We now offer controlled access to this same high-capacity system for qualified contractors and operators.

$0.035 / gallonBilled by meter read

Typical 2,000 gal fill: ~$70Typical 3,000 gal fill: ~$105

Covers water cost, site wear & infrastructureMonthly statements or automatic billing available

This rate ensures we cover the water cost, plus the required overhead for pavement wear, system maintenance, site access, management time, and insurance — while still offering a reliable contractor fill point with fast access, no hydrant permits, and easy maneuvering for large trucks.

Ideal water fill users

Dust control & grading contractors
Excavation & earthwork crews
Paving & asphalt contractors
Street sweepers & vacuum trucks
Compaction & soil conditioning operations
Landscape contractors with tanks
Industrial cleaning & wash-down
Fire-watch & prevention support

The 6" metered line typically fills a 2,000–3,000 gallon truck in 10–20 minutes depending on system pressure. Access is restricted to pre-approved account holders; all users must follow Campus rules and maintain proper insurance.

No obligation · No account needed

Complete this form to request access

Tell us what you need in five quick steps — we use exactly this information to build your quote and set up access. Submitting doesn’t reserve access or create an agreement.

1

Contact information

Where we send your quote

Company or Individual Name *

Primary Contact Person

Street Address *

City *

State *

ZIP Code *

Phone Number *

Email Address *

2

Business information

If applicable — lets us prepare your quote and agreement in the right name. Individuals skip this step.

Business Entity Type

State of Formation

Name of Authorized Signer

Signer Title

3

Your water needs

The heart of your quote — what you fill, how often, and how much

Bulk water fill Water trucks · Tenders · Totes

Fill up inside the fully fenced campus — paved approach, room to maneuver, quick turnaround.

Tank/Truck Capacity (Gallons)

Estimated Fills per Day

Estimated Gallons per Week

Primary Use of Water

Billing Preference

Typical Operating Hours

4

Timing & notes

When you’d like to start, and anything else we should know

Requested Start Date *

Expected Duration

Anything else we should know?

5

Acknowledge & send

Two quick confirmations, then your request is on its way

I understand this request does not guarantee access to the water fill station or create a service agreement. I understand that if approved, I will receive a Water Fill Access Agreement via DocuSign outlining pricing and terms.

We review your info and come back with your quote — from a real person who knows the campus, not a call center.

Why this facility is different

Built for working trucks

Abernethy Industrial Campus is the former headquarters of the Clackamas County Transportation and Maintenance Division — the county’s central base for maintaining and parking its public works fleet. The paving, fencing, and layout weren’t retrofitted; they were engineered for heavy commercial use from the ground up.

When the county consolidated operations, that purpose-built facility became available to the operators who keep job sites, farms and roads running — including bulk water users who need a fast, dependable fill without fighting for access.

Formerly Clackamas County TMD fleet headquarters
Fully paved approach — no mud, no ruts
Perimeter fencing with controlled, gated access
Wide aisles — easy in, easy out for tankers
Direct access from I-205, Hwy 213 & Hwy 99E

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