City of Truth or Consequence ( T or C) International Water truck
T or C is the county seat of Sierra County NM
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Hilfe zum Überleben: Ein Tanklaster der Caritas-Partnerorganisation PACIDA bringt 12.000 Liter Trinkwasser in die wüstenähnliche Region Marsabit. Fünf Regenzeiten in Folge hatte es in Ostafrika nicht genug geregnet.
Foto: Sebastian Haury/Caritas international
Copyright Caritas international, Abdruck honorarfrei, Belegexemplar erbeten, Tel: 0761/ 200-288
Mehr Infos: www.caritas-international.de
Chita Gillis, volunteer secretary and treasurer for the Cañada de Los Alamos Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association, poses for a photo next to the water level marker on the Cañada de Los Alamos MDWCA water tank in Cañada de Los Alamos, New Mexico, February 2, 2024. (USDA photo by Nicole King)
Members of the Cañada de Los Alamos MDWCA have been dealing with low water supply issues since the 1990s. At times, they had to go without water for part of the day. Finally in July 2020, the community water well went dry and community members had to resort to paying high fees for water to be hauled in by truck, 2,000 gallons at a time.
After Gillis found out about a USDA Rural Development Emergency and Imminent Community Water Assistance Grant, association board members applied and were awarded $566,000 for a new well.
The association is still paying for water to be hauled in monthly while the community waits for the new well to be drilled. The new well should be complete by June 2024.
Read the full story at www.rd.usda.gov/newsroom/success-stories/usda-grant-provi...
Chita Gillis, volunteer secretary and treasurer for the Cañada de Los Alamos Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association, and Andrew Alire, owner of the AA Potable Water Tenders, pose for a photo next to a water truck and Cañada de Los Alamos MDWCA water tank in Cañada de Los Alamos, New Mexico, February 2, 2024. (USDA photo by Nicole King)
Members of the Cañada de Los Alamos MDWCA have been dealing with low water supply issues since the 1990s. At times, they had to go without water for part of the day. Finally in July 2020, the community water well went dry and community members had to resort to paying high fees for water to be hauled in by truck, 2,000 gallons at a time.
After Chita Gillis, volunteer secretary and treasurer for the Cañada de Los Alamos MDWCA, found out about a USDA Rural Development Emergency and Imminent Community Water Assistance Grant, association board members applied and were awarded $566,000 for a new well.
The association is still paying for water to be hauled in monthly while the community waits for the new well to be drilled. The new well should be complete by June 2024.
Read the full story at www.rd.usda.gov/newsroom/success-stories/usda-grant-provi...
Chita Gillis, volunteer secretary and treasurer for the Cañada de Los Alamos Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association, stands next to the water level marker on the Cañada de Los Alamos MDWCA water tank in Cañada de Los Alamos, New Mexico, February 2, 2024. (USDA photo by Nicole King)
Members of the Cañada de Los Alamos MDWCA have been dealing with low water supply issues since the 1990s. At times, they had to go without water for part of the day. Finally in July 2020, the community water well went dry and community members had to resort to paying high fees for water to be hauled in by truck, 2,000 gallons at a time.
After Gillis found out about a USDA Rural Development Emergency and Imminent Community Water Assistance Grant, association board members applied and were awarded $566,000 for a new well.
The association is still paying for water to be hauled in monthly while the community waits for the new well to be drilled. The new well should be complete by June 2024.
Read the full story at www.rd.usda.gov/newsroom/success-stories/usda-grant-provi...