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The
Northeast Texas Water Coalition was formed on January 22nd, 2007,
to promote the future water needs of the Northeast Texas region.
The coalition’s primary goal is to inform the public of
the potential benefits of the proposed Marvin Nichols Reservoir
which affects Bowie, Franklin, Red River, and Titus counties.
The Marvin Nichols Reservoir will provide Northeast Texas residents
with a water source estimated at an additional 78 million gallons
of water per day, for future municipal, industrial and recreational
use.
The Northeast Texas Water Coalition board is composed of citizen
volunteers and locally elected officials from Bowie, Franklin,
Red River and Titus counties.
The Northeast Texas Water Coalition’s
mission is to work with all interested parties and stakeholders
to develop a significant water resource in the Northeast Texas
region which will serve to ensure the future sustainability, growth
and economic development of the region in a manner which serves
the best interests of all local citizens, landowners and industry
while also serving the greater needs of the State
of Texas.
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