Rural Water Group Provides Emergency Aid During Hurricane Harvey Aftermath

The Texas Rural Water Association is set up to immediately send in a wave of seven responders to help with things like waterline breaks during emergencies like Hurricane Harvey

By Jim Force
September 11, 2017

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Texas Hurricane Flooding Disaster Relief

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Rural Water Group Provides Emergency Aid During Hurricane Harvey Aftermath — An aerial shot taken on Aug. 31 of a Houston area neighborhood shows the extent of flooding Hurricane Harvey produced. (Photo by U.S. Army National Guard)

When Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas, a number of water agencies were ready to immediately provide emergency assistance. Among them was the Texas Rural Water Association.

The group’s Rural Water Emergency Cooperative (RWEAC) is just that — a network of water...

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