1992: Railway Station doors closed at Kyabram on 23 December.
October 1 1994: Waranga Water Board, Deakin Water Board and the Town of Kyabram merged with Goulburn Valley Region Water Authority.
April 1997: Construction began on the replacement of the Kyabram Water Treatment Plant and the upgrade of the town’s Wastewater Management Facility. The plant was officially opened on 20 May 1998 - on time and on budget.
September 1997: Kyabram Railway Station was demolished.
1998: Kyabram Water Treatment Plant became home to Goulburn Valley Water’s Western Operations team
2002: Operations team relocated from Kyabram to Shepparton.
May 2010: Further improvement works on the water mains in Union and Edis Streets Kyabram were started, improving water supply reliability, pressure and flow rates, while also minimising water quality issues. The project was carried out by Infratec International at a cost of $275,000.
September 2019: Kyabram Project Committee formed and announces its Paint the Tank project.
March 2021: Renowned mural artist Jimmy DVate began work on the tank mural to realise the Kyabram Project Committee dream of creating a tourist attraction at the water treatment plant.
September 20 2022: Kyabram water tank mural was officially opened by Goulburn Valley Water Managing Director Dr Steve Capewell.