Success Stories
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Wednesday, Aug 24, 2016
Matheny Tract has access to water after struggling for decades
For decades, Matheny Tract residents bathed in murky tap water that reeked of bleach. They worried about washing dishes in the water and wouldn’t even consider letting their children drink it. The water, warned public health officials, had arsenic levels too high for consumption.
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Coachella Valley Agua4All program evaluation shows increased water consumption
Agua4All spotlights the lack of safe drinking water access in schools and communities, and encourages unique public-private partnerships to increase access and promote consumption. The idea is simple—install water bottle filling stations where they are needed most, such as in schools and community centers, and include water treatment where necessary. The project has attracted national attention and enjoyed great success—so much so that it is now set to expand beyond the pilot areas …
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Monday, Aug 15, 2016
Mosca, Colorado
RCAC conducted a rate study that allowed the community to access grants and loans to replace its aging wastewater system, which threatened the community’s drinking water supplies.
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Lybrook water system
Lybrook Water Users Association was out of compliance and suffered from severe revenue decreases and management problems. With RCAC’s assistance the system is in compliance and on its way to financial sustainability.
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Nevada Rural Housing – Larios Arms
RCAC’s Loan Fund provided gap financing to Nevada Rural Housing, Inc. for a low-income senior housing complex.
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