Monarch Utilities

New Braunfels Utilities (NBU) is a public-power municipal utility dedicated to enhancing the quality of its community by providing innovative essential services to its customers and serving as good stewards of the environment and natural resources. New Braunfels Utilities was established in 1942 when the City Commission of New Braunfels purchased the electric transmission and distribution system from the Public Service Company of San Antonio. In 1959, the city of New Braunfels assigned operations of the water and sewer systems to NBU. The company employs more than 325 people supporting electric, water, and wastewater services. The NBU Electric System consists of more than 624 miles of overhead lines and 346 miles of underground distribution lines. The waster system comprises a service area of approximately 89 square miles, includes the city and surrounding area, and consists of 583 miles of water mains.

Canyon Regional Water Authority (CRWA) is a subdivision of the State of Texas established in 1989, comprising a partnership of water supply corporations, cities, and districts dedicated to acquiring, treating, and transporting potable water. The organization plays a vital role in managing water infrastructure projects, ensuring a reliable water supply for the fast-growing Central Texas region. CRWA conducts regular meetings with its Board of Trustees, Board of Managers, and various committees to oversee operations, budgets, and water quality projects. The authority is committed to providing diverse career opportunities as it continues to expand to meet the needs of the communities it serves. Generated from the website