Securing Andrews' Water Future: A Critical Infrastructure Upgrade

Key Takeaways

    • The City of Andrews replaced an aging water transmission line with a 53,294-foot fused PVC pipeline, ensuring a stable and leak-resistant water supply for decades.

    • The $11 million project was fully funded through economic development sales tax proceeds, avoiding any increase in water rates for residents.


    • The project team used open-cut trenching, directional boring, and proactive coordination with oil companies to ensure smooth construction with minimal service interruptions.

    • The new system included air-vacuum relief valves, blow-offs, and strategically placed valves to optimize maintenance, reduce pressure issues, and enhance system stability.

    • The success of this project highlights how cities can tackle infrastructure challenges through proactive planning, community-approved funding, and expert collaboration.

  • A copy of the presentation can be found here.

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