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CITY OF HURST

ENTERPRISE FUND PUBLIC WORKS 0668 WATER

MISSION STATEMENT

To provide safe drinking water in sufficient volumes with adequate pressure to the water
customers of Hurst and maintain the integrity of the water distribution system.

DIVISION DESCRIPTION

The Water Division is responsible for the maintenance and operation of water production and
distribution. These include approximately 207 miles of water lines, 1,332 fire hydrants, 4,418
water system valves, 12,885 active connections, 17,466 Equivalent Living Units (ELU’s), 10
ground storage tanks with a capacity of 9.3 million gallons, three elevated storage tanks with a
capacity of 2.75 million gallons, two water supply connections with the City of Fort Worth, six City
owned water wells and three emergency water supply connections.

PRIOR YEAR RESULTS & ACCOMPLISHMENTS

 Cleaning and inspection of two elevated & one ground storage tanks.
 Completed submission of the 2019 Texas Water Development Board Water Loss Audit.
 Completed submission of the 2019 Texas Water Development Board Water Use Survey.
 Completed submission of the 2019 Texas Water Development Board Conservation
Report.
 Completed submission of the 2019 Texas Water Development Board Utility Profile.
 Completed submission of the 2019 Texas Commission of Environmental Quality Utility
Profile.
 Completed submission of the 2020 for 2019 Water Quality Report to the Texas
Commission on Environmental Quality.
 Held the 2020 for 2019 Water Quality Report Public Meeting on July 16, 2020.
 Completed the annual Lead & Copper samples and successfully submitted to TCEQ.
 Completed the Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule Stage 4 Sampling (UCMR4)
as required by the EPA and TCEQ.
 Continued use and development of the City Works Asset Management System.
 Submitted over 600 required water quality samples representing the City of Hurst Water
System as a whole to TCEQ.
 Completed Project # 6802-202, SCADA System wide replacement of obsolete Remote
Telemetry Units (RTU) control boards for accurate communications between SCADA
and all of our pump stations, elevated storage facilities and Fort Worth Supply Vaults.
 Hired a consulting firm to assist the City of Hurst in completing the EPA’s required water
system Risk and Resilience Assessment & Emergency Management Plan.

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