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The main shaft of the Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority's deep-water intake project will be able to pump 145 million gallons of water per day. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)

Regional deep-water intake project to finish in 2027

By Grant Crawford

Once completed, the BCRUA’s Raw Water Intake project will have the capacity to pump 145 million gallons of raw water from the lake per day.

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