Sunday, October 28, 2007

Newcomers 2007

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Kempner Water

keeps flowing

early 2009.

Special to the Daily Herald

The company has secured loans for

The Kempner Water Supply Corpo-

more than $30 million from the Texas

ration is one of the region's largest

Water Development Board to put to-

water providers, serving a four-county

ward the project.

area.

Incorporated in 1979 with rural de-

The company provides water to

velopment funds, the Kempner Wa-

bout 4,800 households -- each of

ter Supply Corporation is the larg-

est company in the city of Kempner,

hich consumes between 5,000 and

10,000 gallons per month -- in Lampa-

with 14 employees and estimated an-

sas, Coryell, Bell and parts of Burnet

nual sales of more than $3.9 million.

A nine-member board of directors,

counties. The water comes from Still-

house Hollow Reservoir near Belton

led by President Robert Bikoski and

and is treated by Central Texas Water

Vice President Bob McDonald, pro-

vides leadership and direction to the

Supply Corporation plants.

company

.

Kempner Water Supply is in the ini-

tial phases of constructing its own

The Kempner Water Supply Corpo-

treatment plant facility on Stillhouse

ration's mission is to provide quality

Hollow Reservoir, tentatively slated

water and service to the Central Texas

for completion by the end of 2008 or

region.

704 Indian Tr.

803 E. Hwy 190

1803 S W.S Young Dr. 2701 E. Rancier 1514 S. Fort Hood St.

698-5445

547-7047

690-7280

526-9999

554-6480

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