Supervisor John J. Benoit joined Mission Springs Water District officials in the groundbreaking of the district’s $10.3 million project to protect the district’s pristine water supply.
DESERT HOT SPRINGS
Supervisor John J. Benoit joined Mission Springs Water District officials in the groundbreaking of the district’s $10.3 million project to protect the district’s pristine water supply. Replacing more than 1,400 septic tanks will protect the Mission Creek and Desert Hot Springs aquifers, the main sources of award-winning drinking water and world-renowned mineral springs that give Desert Hot Springs its name and are vital to tourism. Protecting groundwater is a benefit to the Coachella Valley as a whole.
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