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El Paso Water Enhances Flood Resilience with Major Stormwater Projects

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El Paso is taking significant steps to improve flood resilience through El Paso Water's ongoing stormwater management initiatives. A key project, the Will Ruth Pond in Northeast El Paso, is set for completion in 2027 and will have the capacity to hold 115 million gallons of stormwater, effectively reducing flood risks for over 600 homes. The utility is also engaged in year-round maintenance of drainage infrastructure and offers sandbags to residents during monsoon season, ensuring community safety. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about weather alerts and prepare by utilizing sandbags before storms hit.

Key Details: • Will Ruth Pond construction began in 2025 and will be completed by 2027. • The pond will help protect over 600 homes from flooding. • Sandbags are available for residents from July 6 to October 3 at three locations with ID. • Residents should monitor weather alerts and plan alternate routes during storms.

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