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The Search For
New Water Sources
"The two most important requirements for major success are: first, being in the right place at the right time, and second, doing something about it."
- Ray Kroc
Investing in
New Water
Technology
Getting a Hold on
the Magnitude
of Water Usage
and Infrastructure,
An Example:
CRMWD Customers
The Colorado River Municipal District (CRMWD) serves ten municipal, three industrial and seven mining customers and approximately 300 rural water users.
Getting Water To You
Collecting, pumping and delivering an average of 52 million gallons of quality water every day is no simple task. Not only does it require a complex network of infrastructure, but also the constant management, repairs and ongoing development of water resources necessary to keep quality water flowing. We rely upon 27 pump stations and 600 miles of pipeline to deliver water to West Texas communities.
Size and Scope
This region has a population of fewer than 1 million people, which is less than 3% of the population of Texas. To supply even this relatively small population the The Colorado River Municipal District (CRMWD) still manages 52 million gallons per day.
