The Perfect Pair: Two Glass-Fused-To-Steel Tanks Ease the Pressure on Small-Town Growth

摘要

With a bustling population nearing 10,000, the small but fast-growing community of Rapid Valley, SD, has become an attractive alternative to bigger city living. Its low crime rate, affordable land, and impressive views of the Black Hills create the perfect backdrop for the steadily increasing collection of homes and businesses being built there. Rapid Valleys need for an abundant source of safe water to ensure its long-term growth and vitality has been clear from the start. Established in 1966, Rapid Valley Sanitary District (RVSD) was formed to provide water and sewer service to the small rural community developing approximately 10 miles east of Rapid City. For many years, RVSD purchased water from the City of Rapid City. Later, it became more self-sufficient in the production of water.