Liberty Utilities is proud to deliver safe, clean, and reliable water to our Cordes Lakes customers. Water is one of our most precious resources, and our investments in our water systems help to ensure that we are able to provide this vital resource today and tomorrow.
Liberty Utilities invests in the communities we serve to ensure safe, reliable services for you and your family. Not only is this imperative for your health, but also for the health of the community. Investments allow us to improve our current system and support future residential and business growth.
Learn more below about our investments in the Cordes Lakes system.
Prior to Liberty Utilities acquiring the Cordes Lakes water system, residents often eperienced water shortage issues.
After acquiring the system, one of the first major infrastructure projects Liberty Utilities constructed was a new well, Well #7, to address water shortages.
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Sufficient water supply is critical in order to maintain reliable water service. Well #7 will add an additional 108 gallons per minute to the system.
A new well is only effective if it is connected to the water system. The new 487 foot water main pipeline will do just that.
Replacing/Repairing broken water mains and service lines reduces “wasted” water.
New 5,000 gallon hydropneumatic storage tank provides for consistent water pressure and some storage in the water system.
Valve replacements and additions provide for better system control and the ability to isolate certain areas during work to reduce the number of customers who may be impacted by a scheduled service interruption for maintenance.
Automated well monitoring will provide operators with critical information without the need to travel to the location. This increases the speed that problems are detected and resolved improving overall system reliability.
The installation of 27 air relief valves help eliminate air pockets within the water mains. This reduces frictional losses and allows water to flow to customers with greater efficiency. (Also reduces wear and tear on booster pumps extending their mechanical life).
Variable Frequency Drives are electrical devices that improve pump energy efficiency at wells with the latest technology in controls. The upgrade increases motor life and delays the cost of replacement.
Upcoming Project: Hydraulic Model and Valves