Water Supply

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Water Supply

Corpus Christi outlines diversified water-supply plan including groundwater, reuse and desalination study

City officials described a multi-project strategy to secure water for residents and businesses, citing tens of millions in investments and new production capacity from groundwater, wastewater reuse and pipeline upgrades while evaluating seawater desalination.

Corpus ChristiNov 5, 2026

Water Stewards flag pumping limits and summer peak strain on town storage tanks

West FalmouthNov 6, 2026

Planning board asks for independent water-supply study; select board debates timing

LincolnNov 6, 2026

Town staff: Exeter meeting regulatory requirements but cannot approve new water connections until new sources are permitted

ExeterNov 7, 2026

Fire chief warns low Lopez Lake levels threaten drinking water and firefighting capacity

Arroyo Grande CityNov 4, 2026

Disaster Declaration

Commissioner Jones urges state and federal aid as Sandoval County declares flood disaster

Sandoval County commissioners unanimously adopted Resolution 11-3-26.3 declaring a state of disaster after heavy rains caused flooding that washed out roads and damaged water systems in communities including Torreon and Ojo Encino; the measure authorizes emergency procurements and requests outside assistance.

Sandoval CountyNov 3, 2026

Water Supply

Tri River Water outlines lead-service inventory, wastewater expansion and funding needs to Siler City commissioners

Tri River Water told Siler City commissioners it is starting a lead-service-line inventory, will mail resident letters, and expects the wastewater plant expansion to reach 6 million gallons per day by mid‑2027; staff also discussed grant funding for treatment of emerging contaminants.

Siler CityNov 3, 2026

Water Supply

Goodyear council approves firming water agreement to replace about 1,504 acre-feet

The Goodyear City Council approved an annual firming water delivery agreement with the Central Arizona Water Conservation District (CAWCD) to replace a projected 1,504 acre‑foot Colorado River shortfall next year; staff said the first‑year fee is $400 per acre‑foot and the contract auto‑renews annually.

GoodyearNov 3, 2026

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Committee places long-term drinking-water strategic plan authorization on consent agenda

AkronNov 3, 2026

Water authority: Roanoke has capacity now but long-term planning and costly upgrades are required; dam replacement could top $100M

Roanoke CityNov 3, 2026

Citrus County: Southwest Florida Water Management District extends Phase 3 water shortage through March 31, 2027

Citrus CountyNov 3, 2026

Commission declines Alpine’s request to fund Well No. 4 expansion, urges more data and conservation

WyomingNov 5, 2026

Engineer says state limited groundwater allocation; applicant cites closed‑loop cooling for data centers

Elbert CountyNov 5, 2026

Western Virginia Water Authority briefs council: capacity OK now, long-term supply choices costly and slow

Roanoke CityNov 3, 2026

Water supply choices narrow to groundwater or limited surface withdrawals; consultants urge permit coordination

Accomack CountyNov 4, 2026

County approves work order to study new well-field locations as water demand rises

Indian River CountyNov 4, 2026

Waterworks withdraws moratorium petition, reports leaks and plant expansion appraisal

BathNov 4, 2026

Sterling Ranch Filing 7D proposes 356 homes and 14.659 acres of park dedication

RoxboroughNov 3, 2026

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Corpus Christi outlines diversified water-supply plan including groundwater, reuse and desalination study

Water Stewards flag pumping limits and summer peak strain on town storage tanks

Planning board asks for independent water-supply study; select board debates timing

Town staff: Exeter meeting regulatory requirements but cannot approve new water connections until new sources are permitted

Fire chief warns low Lopez Lake levels threaten drinking water and firefighting capacity

Commissioner Jones urges state and federal aid as Sandoval County declares flood disaster

Tri River Water outlines lead-service inventory, wastewater expansion and funding needs to Siler City commissioners

Goodyear council approves firming water agreement to replace about 1,504 acre-feet

More coverage

Committee places long-term drinking-water strategic plan authorization on consent agenda

Water authority: Roanoke has capacity now but long-term planning and costly upgrades are required; dam replacement could top $100M

Citrus County: Southwest Florida Water Management District extends Phase 3 water shortage through March 31, 2027

Commission declines Alpine’s request to fund Well No. 4 expansion, urges more data and conservation

Engineer says state limited groundwater allocation; applicant cites closed‑loop cooling for data centers

Western Virginia Water Authority briefs council: capacity OK now, long-term supply choices costly and slow

Water supply choices narrow to groundwater or limited surface withdrawals; consultants urge permit coordination

County approves work order to study new well-field locations as water demand rises

Waterworks withdraws moratorium petition, reports leaks and plant expansion appraisal

Sterling Ranch Filing 7D proposes 356 homes and 14.659 acres of park dedication

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Cedar Park asked to renew water purchase agreement supplying about 50 Indian Springs homes

McKinney ratifies short-term agreement to supply emergency water to Mansions of Prosper

Staff warns wells-only plan would require dozens of municipal wells, major land and cost commitments

Mayor Staley: Early rains have Washington City "in really good shape" for water supplies

Officials say town water allocation can support proposed data center

McKinney ratifies short-term agreement after private wells fail at nearby subdivision