Travis County Water Control and Improvement District 18
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Travis County Water Control and Improvement District 18: Five-Year Water System Improvement Plan Published
The district has published a 5-year, $4.2M capital improvement plan detailing 27 upcoming projects. ...
Travis County Water Control and Improvement District 18: Water Plant Chlorine System Rehab Completed
The district recently completed a rehabilitation of the chlorine system and gas detectors at its wat...
Travis County Water Control and Improvement District 18: District's High Water Loss Creates Opening for AMI
The district is tackling a 14% water loss rate by hiring NRW Consulting Services, Inc. for leak dete...
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