Organizational Structure

Water Source

Water Wells

Water Storage

Pumping Facilities

Water Mains and Meters

Wastewater Collection System

Wastewater Treatment Plant Influent Structure

Wastewater Treatment Plant Aeration Basins

Wastewater Treatment Plant Clarifiers

Wastewater Treatment Plant Disinfection and Discharge

Computer Operation

Water Office

Laboratory

Warehouse

Geographical Information System and Mapping Services

Customer Relations

 

Organizational Structure

  • Water Office
  • Customer Relations
  • Utility Field Operations
  • Wastewater Operations
  • Laboratory Services
  • Warehouse Services
  • GIS & Mapping Systems
  • SCADA & Computer Systems

Water Source

The City of Hobbs’ water supply is 100% groundwater.

All water is supplied solely by the Ogallala Aquifer

The Ogallala Aquifer contains high quality water, however, it has a very slow recharge rate

The Ogallala Aquifer begins at about 70 feet below the surface and is approximately 150 feet in saturated thickness.

Water Wells

28 Operating water wells

Water production ranges between 400 GPM to 1000 GPM per water well

The average well depth is 220 feet

Typical production rate of approximately 13 million gallons per day

Water Storage

Five ground storage reservoirs with a storage volume of 10 million gallons

Three elevated storage towers with a storage volume of 2 million gallons

A total of 12 milion gallons of system storage

Pumping Facilities

Each of the five groudn storage reservoirs are equipped with pumping facilities

Pumps supply water to the system while the elevated towers maintain the pressure in the system

Water Mains and Meters

220 miles of water mains ranging from 2" to 42" diameter

2,500 water valves

Over 13,000 water meters are read each month

Wastewater Collection System

165 miles of gravity sewer lines collect and deliver wastewater from the customer to the wastewater treatment plant

Sewer lines range in size from 6" to 30"

2,500 manholes are in service in the wastewater collection system

Influent flow averages 3.0 millino gallons per day or approximately 2,200 gallons per minute into the treatment plant