Horizon Regional MUD

Horizon Regional MUD Drinking Water Report Info
District Facts • We work a cutting edge invert assimilation water treatment plant. • Drawing from a bounteous spring, we convert salty groundwater into 6 million gallons of drinking water every day. • Plans are set up to extend creation by an extra 2 million gallons every day. • The district includes around 91,000 sections of land in east El Paso County, principally serving the Horizon City region. • HRMUD was made by the enactment in 1961 and changed over to a municipal utility district in 1989. • A five-part chose board administers the district: • Bob Jarvis • Dean Hulsey • John Whitaker • Bonnie Moorhouse • Florence K. Thomas • The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality perceives the district as a Superior Water District. We are a division of Severn Trent Environmental Services, Inc. District Map Click here to see our district map. New Administration Building The staff and Directors of Horizon Regional Municipal Utility District have outgrown the present organization working at 1539 Pawling Drive because of the tremendous development of Horizon City. Snap here to peruse increasingly Reverse Osmosis Facility Horizon Regional Municipal Utility District acquires water from two separate well fields. The first is situated in the desert and is contained nine wells that give a consolidated siphoning capacity of 735 gallons for every moment of water that is siphoned to Tank 3, chlorinated and sent into the appropriation system. The subsequent well field is situated along Interstate 10 and is involved in four wells that produce 4600 gallons of high all out broke up solids water that must be sent through the Reverse Osmosis Plant to render it consumable. All the water delivered is put away in five on the ground and three raised stockpiling tanks that together hold 4,400,000 gallons of consumable water. The blend of promoter siphon stations and pressure-driven weight because of rising at that point conveys this consumable water to more than 25,000 clients. The utilization of Reverse Osmosis filtration has permitted Horizon Regional Municipal Utility District to get and keep a "Prevalent Water System" rating with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. The sewage gathering system is contained 14 lift stations and the related weight and gravity sewer mains that gather a normal of 1.2 million gallons of sewage daily and transport it to the 1.5 million gallons for each day Sewage Treatment Plant. The plant treats the influent and the resultant profluent is applied to the ground surface at the district's water system fields. A normal of 500,000 gallons daily is reused for use as a water system by the Emerald Springs Golf Course. We are presently growing our treatment plant with the expansion of a new 1 million gallons of treatment which will be to a higher calibre and will enable the gushing to become back to the Rio Grande and be utilized to flood crops in Hudspeth County Horizon Regional Municipal Utility District works a best in class turn around assimilation water treatment plant. It draws from a spring containing harsh groundwater. The treatment plant changes over the groundwater into 6 million gallons of drinking water every day. Plans are set up to grow creation by an extra 2 million gallons every day..