EMWT Regional Water Association’s Mission is to Supply Safe Water
The Estancia Valley, in semi-arid central New Mexico, covers approximately 2700 square miles with a population of approximately 50,000 utilizing water from the Estancia Basin.
Supply Water
Supply and deliver water to domestic, municipal, agricultural, commercial, industrial and governmental users.
Communities
Link municipal water supplies along the New Mexico Highway 41 Corridor and support existing water supplies by providing an alternate source for communities.
Protect
Provide for future generations by creating a sustainable regional water system capable of meeting the water needs of the Estancia Valley area for generations to come.
Mission Statement
EMWT Regional Water Association’s mission is to supply safe water to the Estancia Valley by implementing a regional water distribution system – protecting groundwater resources and keeping the water in the Valley.
Comments
“Water is the lifeblood of New Mexico. A sustainable supply of water in the Estancia Valley will ensure future growth and economic viability for generations to come.”
-Steve Anaya
“This might be the smartest thing that ever happened to this valley – for people to come together to share what water resources remain.”
-Bill Larson
“Over the last (4) four years, the City of Moriarty has supplied approximately 5,950,000 gallons of bulk potable water to the residents of the Estancia Valley, and we believe a substantial percentage of these users located in the McIntosh area. If EMWT were to supply water as planned, the community would be more effectively and conveniently served.”
-Ted Hart
Mayor, City of Moriarty
Goals &
Objectives
Following the model established by EMW Gas Association, EMWT plans to provide a gold standard of customer service in both product delivery and maintenance. The strict observance of governmental best practices and service reliability goals reflect the Board’s dedication to its core values of mutual respect, integrity, quality workmanship and accountability.