The Douglas County News Press in Colorado reports that the Town of Castle Rock has achieved a significant milestone in a nearly 15-year effort toward water sustainability, as recycled water has been introduced into its public water system for the first time.
The project was initiated in 2006, and since then, $208 million has been invested in the town’s Long-Term Water Resources Project.“As I am still a resident of Castle Rock, it is always satisfying to see water projects coming to fruition for water users,” former Castle Rock Mayor Randy Reed tells the newspaper. “Water is still a major concern for
News Briefs: Colorado Town Introduces Recycled Water Into Public System
Also in this week's water and wastewater news, house members introduce a bill to invest $50 billion into the nation's water/wastewater infrastructure
Mar 18, 2021 |
