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2007 Bromilow Lecture New Mexico State University College of Engineering

2007 Bromilow Lecture New Mexico State University College of Engineering. Edmund G. Archuleta General Manager El Paso Water Utilities February 23, 2007.

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2007 Bromilow Lecture New Mexico State University College of Engineering

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  1. 2007 Bromilow LectureNew Mexico State UniversityCollege of Engineering Edmund G. Archuleta General Manager El Paso Water Utilities February 23, 2007

  2. The Importance of Policies, Planning, Resources and Technology in Managing a Sustainable Municipal Water Supply

  3. Foundation for a Successful Utility Planning Policy Technology Resources

  4. El Paso Water Utilities

  5. Public Service Board

  6. Human Resource Management Regional Issues Water Quality Regulations Financial Planning Risk Management MAJOR DRIVERS PSB Land & Planning Climate Change Fort Bliss Expansion Community & Natural Resource Stewardship Water Resource Management Asset Management

  7. Water Resources

  8. Priorities for Additional Supply Conservation Existing plus expansion Reclaimed Water Surface Water Hueco & Mesilla Groundwater Desalination Under Construction Importation of Groundwater Being Planned

  9. Arsenic Regulation

  10. Desalination Facilities

  11. Desalination Project Facilities

  12. Reclaimed Customers Golf Courses Commercial Landscapes Schools Cemeteries Residential City Parks Apartment Complexes Industrial Construction

  13. Per Capita Consumption GPCD 2006 – 136 gpcd Goal for 2010 – 140 gpcd

  14. TecH2O Learning Center

  15. Northeast Master Plan

  16. Future Water Resources

  17. Summary El Paso Water Utilities: Will continue to encourage conservation and the wise use of land resources Will continue to forge cooperative relations Will continue to plan and execute solutions to secure water resources Is positioned to meet the growing needs of El Paso now and in the future.

  18. For more information, contact: Ed Archuleta, P.E. General Manager El Paso Water Utilities Office: 915-594-5501 earchuleta@epwu.org

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