Temporary tanks supply Kenilworth water

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Large plastic tanks have supplied water to Kenilworth while the main storage facility was being renovated. The finishing corrosion prevention touches have been completed inside Price River Water Improvement District's metal tank. After a couple of weeks of flushing and testing, the regular tank will be supplying the town's water.

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