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December 4, 2020

SouthWest Water Company releases 2020 infrastructure report for Texas Water Utilities

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Sugar Land, Texas – Today, SouthWest Water Company (SWWC) released its 2020 Texas Water Utilities Infrastructure Report, including water and wastewater system upgrades completed in 2020 in 17 counties across the state. Since January 1, 2020, SouthWest Water Company has directly invested approximately $24 million in repairs, replacements, and infrastructure upgrades to keep water safe and flowing in Texas.

“The labor and resources that go into maintaining the infrastructure that powers these systems are substantial,” Jeffrey L. McIntyre, president of Texas Water Utilities, SouthWest Water Company, said. “We take pride in providing safe and reliable water and wastewater service, while being good stewards of the environment.”

According to the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) 2017 Texas Infrastructure Report Card, “Texas’ infrastructure lacks funding, proper maintenance, and is poorly equipped to deal with environmental change as Texas continues to grow.”

“SouthWest Water Company invests in the future of water sustainability, because it is the right thing to do,” McIntyre said. “The men and women who worked on these projects are members of the communities we serve and value the public’s health above all else.”

SouthWest Water Company’s $24 million investment includes, but is not limited to, the following projects:

CountyWater SystemDescriptionInvestment
Bandera CountyLake Medina ShoresPublic water supply well$1,000,000
Bandera CountyHoliday Villages of MedinaWastewater treatment improvements$150,000
Bexar CountyBavarian HillsWater line upgrades$1,200,000
Brazoria CountyHoliday ShoresWell replacement$100,000
Comal CountyWindmill/KestrelAdditional 64,000-gallon ground storage tank$225,000
Gaines CountySeminoleReserve osmosis water plant process improvements$500,000
Grayson CountyRidgecrestWater tank replacement$50,000
Grayson CountyTanglewoodWater line upgrades$275,000
Hays CountyRiver Oaks RanchReverse osmosis plant building improvements$350,000
Henderson CountyBeachwood EstatesWater plant improvements$75,000
Henderson CountyCarolynn EstatesWater plant improvements$100,000
Hood CountyOak Trail ShoresWater plant improvements$350,000
Hood CountyComanche Harbor/Ports O’CallWater line upgrades$1,350,000
Hood CountyComanche CoveWater line upgrades and well replacement$1,600,000
Johnson CountyHighcrestWater tank replacement$175,000
Johnson CountyMetroplex HomesteadsWater tank replacement$50,000
Marion CountyPine HarborWater tank rehabilitation$50,000
Montgomery CountyCrystal SpringsWater tank replacement$100,000
Montgomery CountyOak Terrace EstatesWell replacement, new booster pump house and plant improvement$300,000
Montgomery CountySerenity WoodsWell replacement$75,000
Montgomery CountyDecker HillsWell replacement$125,000
Parker CountyWestern Lake EstatesWater line upgrades, plant improvements, and tank replacement$650,000
San Jacinto CountyCedar ValleyWater line replacement$175,000
Tarrant CountyCrowleyWater line upgrades$725,000
Tarrant CountySilver SaddlePublic water supply well$200,000
Travis CountyHornsby BendWater plant disinfection improvements$150,000
Travis CountyHornsby BendWastewater collection facility improvements$150,000
Travis CountyInverness PointWater line dead-end looping improvements$100,000
Travis CountyWindermereWastewater process improvements$2,200,000
Wood CountyHoliday Villages of Fork32,000-gallon ground storage tank$100,000

Customers can stay up to date on work in their area by creating a customer portal account at www.swwc.com/myaccount. For more information about SouthWest Water Company and its subsidiaries, please visit www.SWWC.com.

About SouthWest Water Company

SouthWest Water Company provides a broad range of operations, maintenance and management service, including water production, treatment and distribution; wastewater collection and treatment; customer service; and utility infrastructure construction management. The company owns regulated water and wastewater utilities and, under contract, also serves cities, utility districts and private companies. SouthWest Water offers high-quality, reliable service to approximately 500,000 people in six states. Additional information may be found on the company’s website: www.swwc.com.

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