Why You Shouldn’t Drinking Water From Your Garden Hose in Las Vegas
Getting a cold drink fro ...
Getting a cold drink fro ...
As August heats up in Las Vegas, there’s good news for Lake Mead. There are also reassurances from water park operators. However, a Las Vegas water company still needs to make water deliveries to Tecopa.
Water is always a hot topic in Las Vegas and September has been no different! Check out the articles below for this months Las Vegas water round up for September 2015.
A project that has been in the works for over seven years has reached an exciting, and critical, milestone. The new straw constructed for Lake Mead has reached a point where it can be filled. The process will be slow and gradual to ensure the structure is sound, but it will begin in the very near future. This project has been considered insurance against the ever looming drought fears for the Las Vegas Valley. The project has touted a cost to the water authority of over $817 million. Considering 90% of drinking water is processed in from Lake Mead for Las Vegas valley residents, it was a much needed expenditure. We should be seeing a finalization to this project within the next couple of months. If you’re like many of our Silver Springs Water clients, your drinking water however is already conveniently delivered to your home or office.