Regionalization for a Sustainable Water Supply Solution – the Eastern New Mexico Story
In July of 2010, the Eastern New Mexico Rural Water Authority transitioned from a loose group of six cities and two counties to a new regional water utility authority – a sub-division of the state of New Mexico. This transition is a logical step in a 40 plus year journey to provide a sustainable water supply to the region. CH2M HILL's Greg Gates shares more details about the regionalization process and solution development for a sustainable water supply in Eastern New Mexico and how this can be applied to other regionalization projects in his World Environmental and Water Resources Congress presentation and on Access Water.