Water Topics

The Northwest Park Municipal Utility District, with the help of our Consultants, has the responsibility to maintain quality water supply to our customers, keep facilities well maintained and ensure system capacity meets demand.

Water Supply

The District currently has four (4) main water wells in the district along with partial ownership of another water plant outside the district. Water storage at these plants includes two elevated storage tanks and three ground storage tanks along with hydro pneumatic storage tanks. A fifth well is under construction to satisfy the growth and demand for water supply in the district

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