Walter District Opens New Reservoir and Pumping Station
Las Vegas Valley Water District invites the public to an August 14 open house at the Thomas A Campbell pumping station and Flamingo Road reservoir. The facility cost over three million dollars, holds 104 million gallons, and includes 13 gas engines with telemetered control from the district headquarters.
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Walter District
New Reservoir
Campbell
Flamingo Road
Sierra Construction Corp
Las Vegas
Waukesha Southwestern, Inc
Pioneer Thomas Campbell Honored With New Las Vegas Water Facility
The Las Vegas Valley Water District dedicates a Flamingo Road pumping station and reservoir named for pioneer Thomas A. Campbell who helped establish the district and served on its first board. Campbell aided water supply development after 1905 as Las Vegas grew, with local leaders forming a district to manage water independent of Union Pacific. The page lists supporting companies and suppliers involved in the project.
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Pat Head
Lake Mead
Nevada
Campbell
Lake
Thomas A. Campbell
Las Vegas
John Bunch
Harry E. Miller
E. Underhill
Spencer Butterfield
James Cashman, Sr
Victor Sturduff
San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake
The
Union Pacific
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Art Force
Water District
American Water Works Association
Paul Zimmerman
Alex Dalton
R. C. Johnson Associates
William Blackmer
Montgomery Engineers
Total Energy
West Charleston
M. K. Nauman
Southwest Gas Corporation
Lamb Boulevard
Thomas Campbell
Sidiary Company
Las Vegas Land and Water Company
Standard Wholesale Supply Co. Pipe and Fittings
Waukesha Southwestern
Hlystone Equipment Co
J. A. Tiberti Co
Hersey-Sparling Meter Co
H. J. Lorenz Co., Inc
Stocks Mill & Supply Co
Bovee & Crail Construction Co. Mechanical
Bonberg- Whitney Electric, Inc
Paul M. Zimmerman Louis
Pico, Sr
Larry A. Farnsworth
Roger Kk. Hall Director
Jack Doyle, Sr
Jack Hammes
Roy Powell
Ivan P