Recycled Water Distribution System Users
Many golf courses use recycled water.
The Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD) distributes recycled water from the Desert Breeze Water Resource Center to the following golf courses and parks in the southwest valley:
- Spanish Trail Golf Course
- Bears Best Golf Course
- Siena Golf Course
- Red Ridge Park
- Red Rock Country Club
- Rhodes Ranch Golf Club
View a map of the Desert Breeze Recycled Water Distribution System.
In addition, LVVWD distributes recycled water from the Durango Hills Water Resource Center to golf courses in the northwest valley:
- Angel Park Golf Course Palm
- Angel Park Golf Course Mountain
- Badlands Golf Course
- Outlaw Golf Course
- Canyon Gate Golf Course
- Durango Hills Golf Course
- Eagle Crest Golf Course
- Highland Falls Golf Course
- Palm Valley Golf Course
- TPC Summerlin Golf Course
- TPC Canyons Golf Course
View a map of the Durango Hills Recycled Water Distribution System.
Communities throughout the world use recycled water, and it plays a vital role in the water-resource mix of most urban areas in the southwest. Recycled water helps reduce the demand on our drinking water system. In our neighboring states of Arizona and California, recycled water – also known as reclaimed water or water reclamation – is a common component of regional water resource planning.
The City of Henderson uses reclaimed water for nearly all of its golf courses and other communities in the valley are looking at similar programs.
For more information, call Public Information at (702) 258-3930 or e-mail us.