In 75 years, El Paso (Texas) Water has come full circle.
More than seven decades ago, El Paso’s population growth was stretching the border city’s water supply and requiring new approaches that would enable the city to continue to thrive.
As EPWater observes the 75th anniversary of the Robertson Water Treatment Plant, the city’s utility is now at a similar crossroads. Over the next three decades, El Paso is expected to grow to 1.3 million people. That growth comes with a responsibility to ensure a sustainable supply of high-quality water.
El Paso Water recently opened the doors of the plant in honor of the
Robertson Water Treatment Plant Celebrates 75 Years
El Paso, Texas, looks toward the future after celebrating the 75th anniversary of its Robertson Water Treatment Plant
Nov 12, 2018
| by Martha C. Koester |















