Midland is partnering with Pioneer Natural Resources and Jacobs to upgrade its water infrastructure. This collaboration aims to ensure a stable and reliable water supply for the city's future needs.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The city has identified $12 million in additional annual revenue from utility billing improvements to help fund water development.
All Midland residents and businesses who rely on a stable, long-term water supply.
No groups negatively affected
The city of Midland will clean out the Backdoor Reservoir at the Water Purification Plant, which has needed to be emptied and cleaned for more than a decade.PIRO4D/PixabyThe city of Midland will clean out the...
The Dr. Shelton Viney Water Treatment Plant. The Midland County Utility District has called a $300 million bond election for November and set monthly water rate.Luke Dias/Midland Reporter-TelegramThe Midland...
Carl Craigo makes a presentation.Luke Dias/Midland Reporter-TelegramThe city of Midland received a public strategic planning update on its water system from Utilities Director Carl Craigo during a Midland...
The city is prioritizing long-term water supply projects, including the Fort Stockton water development, to ensure the region has enough water for the next century.
Midland water crisis update: Repairs completed, but pressure issues persist CBS7
Satellite Imagery Helps Texas City Detect Water Leaks govtech.com
A Fresh Solution to Reliable Water: City of Midland, Texas, Pioneer Natural Resources and Jacobs Public-Private Partnership Jacobs
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