Summary
Antioch just dropped $160 million on a new desalination plant to guarantee you have water, even when things get dry. It's a huge step towards making sure our taps don't run empty.
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Impact analysis
Your wallet might feel a pinch from this big project, but it's an investment in not running out of water.
Everyone in Antioch benefits from having a more secure water supply, especially during droughts.
No groups negatively affected
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Urban Water Management Plans
Urban Water Management Plans (UWMPs) are prepared by urban water suppliers every 5 years. These plans support the suppliers’ long-term resource planning to ensure that adequate water supplies are available to meet existing and future water needs.
Antioch’s $160 million desalination plant begins operation in bid to boost city water supply
Antioch’s $160 million desalination plant begins operation in bid to boost city water supply The Mercury News
City of Antioch Celebrates Dedication of Brackish Water Desalination Plant
City of Antioch Celebrates Dedication of Brackish Water Desalination Plant Contra Costa News
Official City Notice: Residential lead and copper sampling underway for corrosion control study | Antioch Herald
Selected Antioch residents are testing water in their homes for lead and copper from the City’s new Brackish water Desalination Facility. Graphic source: Utilities for My Home. All photos by Allen D. Payton By ...
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