Water usage down on fort in August
Pumpage down 20.9 percent
Fri, 09/10/2010 - 00:01
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Send to friendFORT HUACHUCA — The water pumped for August is 33,132,000 gallons, or 102 acre-feet, and is equivalent to 1.1 million gallons per day.
The August pumpage is 20.9 percent less than that pumped in August 2009 (129 acre-feet) and is 46.3 percent less than the 28-year (1982-2009) August average (190 acre-feet).
Total water pumped year-to-date (791 acre-feet) is 6.1 percent less than that pumped during the same period in 2009 (842 acre-feet).
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Fort Huachuca is setting an example for the rest of Cochise County to follow
in the use of this scarce commodity called water.
When will the Herald publish monthly water usage articles on the city of
Sierra Vista and Bisbee? I understand the interest in water usage, but why
does the Herald only report on the Fort’s usage?