Warden water system in need of TLC
One of the City of Warden’s two water towers, when combined can hold 2.3 million gallons of water. While the city has more than ample water supply and storage capacity, both water towers need their inside coatings replaced, according to engineers with Grey and Osborne, which presented the city’s updated 20-year water comprehensive plan at a regular Warden city council meeting on Tuesday.
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Warden Mayor Tony Massa, who is also the public works superintendent for the city of Moses Lake, listens at a regular meeting on Tuesday during a presentation outlining changes to Warden’s 20-year water plan. “I get to do this for two cities,” Massa said about water planning after the meeting.
WARDEN — While the city of Warden has more than enough water to meet projected needs for the next 20 years; however, the city still needs to make significant investments in its delivery system to make sure water can continue to get to residents.
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