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Brownsville PUB CEO Says Diversification Key to Water Future

· Texas Border Business

Marilyn Gilbert, CEO of the Brownsville Public Utilities Board, emphasized the need for the Rio Grande Valley to diversify its water supply due to drought, population growth, and aging infrastructure. Speaking at the RGV Connect Water Forum, she noted that Brownsville is the last U.S. entity drawing water from the Rio Grande before Matamoros, presenting both opportunities and challenges. Gilbert highlighted various strategies, including desalination and reservoir expansion, supported by a $40 million state grant. She warned against complacency following temporary rainfall and stressed the importance of regional collaboration to address water reliability issues.

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