Coyote Crossing Water Well Association (Fort Apache Ann NE Water Association) in Clark County is receiving a $64,832.95 DWSRF principal forgiveness loan to upgrade transmission components, engineering, and permitting in order to meet state public water system standards. The project will add a redundant booster pump, replace a non-NSF 61-certified booster, upgrade the pressure tank, install a variable frequency drive, and replace galvanized piping, all of which are required under NAC 445A.66995 for system permitting. With loan closing anticipated in June 2026, design in August 2026, bidding in September, and construction starting October 2026 for completion and operations by November 2026, the scope is compact but time-sensitive. Because this is a small, privately owned system serving 16 connections, it will likely rely heavily on outside engineering and mechanical contractors, as well as pump, VFD, and tank suppliers. Vendors can also assist in developing the required asset management plan and capital reserve policies that must be in place before project completion.

System is a small, privately owned public water system being brought up to state standards; an asset...