NEW MEXICO (KRQE) — The state of New Mexico is investing nearly $19 million into more water storage. The water utility authority announced Thursday they will be getting $18.7 million dollars to add two new aquifer storage and recovery wells. They will be built at the water authority’s water treatment plant near the Renaissance Center, and […]
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