Aqua WSC Newsletter - July Issue
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Investing in Our Community!
In the past week, we’ve had the honor of hand-delivering a total of $20,000 to local organizations, including the Bastrop County Emergency Food Pantry, Smithville Education Foundation, and Elgin Education Foundation.
These amazing organizations make a huge impact in our community, and we're thrilled to support them! Together with our members, we’re investing back into our community!
Groundbreaking on Owens Elevated Storage Tank
On Tuesday, May 21st, 2024, Aqua WSC, in collaboration with Quiddity Engineering and the Owens family, proudly broke ground on the Owens Elevated Storage Tank located off Hwy. 95 in the Camp Swift area.
This significant project honors Fred “Alan” Owens, a dedicated Aqua WSC employee for 18 years.
Click the button below to learn more about the legacy of Alan Owens and the details of the tank.
Aqua WSC's 2023 Annual Water Quality Report - Now Available!
In this report, you will find a snapshot of last year's water quality, covering all testing performed between January 1 to December 31, 2023. There are details about your source of water, what it contains, and how it compares to standards set by regulatory agencies.
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Aqua WSC Boardroom Groundbreaking
Our Board of Directors and staff joined forces to officially break ground on the new boardroom building adjacent to our main office.
Read more by clicking the button below!
July Board Meeting
Tuesday, July 2nd
9:00am
Aqua WSC Main Office -
415 Old Austin Hwy.,
Bastrop, TX 78602
We're Hiring!
Join our team! Explore the Careers page for information on available positions and to submit your application.
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Water Conservation: Tips & Tricks
DID YOU KNOW?
Leaky faucets and toilets can waste thousands of gallons of water monthly, and they are inexpensive to repair. A slow drip can waste as much as 170 GALLONS of water each day and will add to your water bill.
To repair: shut off the valve, turn on the faucet and leave open to allow remaining water in the line to empty, and then identify source or issue of the leak.
