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Process to conduct annual membership meeting and to elect members to the Board of Directors

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2024 Annual Meeting & Election Procedures
2021 Annual Meeting Election Procedures

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Military Highway Water Supply Corporation
4000 US-281
Mercedes, TX 78570

(956) 565-2491
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Monday- Friday 8:15 am - 4:45 pm
(12 pm - 1 pm)
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Alert

Please Conserve Water During Peak Hours (6pm-10pm)

08/11/2023

Military Highway Water Supply Corporation is urging its residents to please conserve water during peak hours of 6:00PM to 10:00PM.

Extremely high temperatures are challenging our water plants the ability to meet demand. Please do your part and help conserve this valuable resource.

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Please Conserve Water During Peak Hours (6pm-10pm)

08/11/2023

Military Highway Water Supply Corporation is urging its residents to please conserve water during peak hours of 6:00PM to 10:00PM.

Extremely high temperatures are challenging our water plants the ability to meet demand. Please do your part and help conserve this valuable resource.