Fire Code Compliance Inspector

Overview

• The utility evolved under a Public Service Board established in 1952.
• It serves El Paso around the clock, managing water, wastewater, and stormwater for a desert metropolitan area.
• It pioneers sustainability—using aquifers, Rio Grande intake, desalination and reclamation to secure future supply.
• A flagship project, the Pure Water Center, treats wastewater to drinking‑water standards, a first‑in‑nation approach.
• Governed by a seven‑member board including the mayor, it manages capital, operating budgets and rate‑setting.
• Typical projects include aquifer recharge, leak detection, community education and conservation rebate programs.
• Projects often attract international attention as models of arid‑region water resource management.

Culture + Values

• Commitment to innovation and continuous improvement.
• Providing excellent customer service.
• Fostering a safe and supportive work environment.
• Building a culture of trust, respect, and teamwork.
• Being good stewards of resources and the environment.

Environment + Sustainability

Inclusion & Diversity

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