Water model portrays hydrology of Carbon water supply

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Jeff Richens, district manager of Price River Water Improvement District, demonstrates the hydrology of the Carbon County area on a model that PRWID had built to educate students and the public during a Carbon County Chamber of Commerce luncheon last week.

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