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Taos County Village Contracts Johnson Controls for Water System Audit

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The Village of Taos Ski Valley contracted Johnson Controls to assess its water and wastewater systems. The village plans to spend up to $350,000 to track unaccounted-for municipal water flows. Johnson Controls will test customer meters, add flow meters to the distribution system, and look for leaks. The village also accepted a $1,515,550 grant from the New Mexico Finance Authority’s Water Project Fund, which requires a $267,450 local match.

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The agreement represents a significant local investment in utility infrastructure, aiming to reduce water loss and improve resource efficiency. The funding structure involves a large state grant combined with local matching funds to support the modernization of municipal water services.

From taosnews.com

Who's involved

  • Taos CountyThe county's village is the contracting party for the water system assessment.
  • Johnson ControlsThe company hired to assess the village’s water and wastewater systems.

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