OCALA, FL (352today.com) – The City of Ocala Water Resources Department tested out its new Vactor truck on July 23, describing it as a major upgrade in maintaining the city’s underground infrastructure.
Enhanced capabilities for cleaner, safer systems
The high-powered truck combines high-pressure water and vacuum suction to:
- Clear sewer lines of grease, roots, and debris
- Excavate safely around underground utilities
- Improve access for inspections and maintenance
- Clean storm drains to reduce flooding during storms

City officials say the equipment is part of their ongoing investment in the health and safety of Ocala’s water systems.
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