By investing in smart, integrated infrastructure, the W20 Project creates a rare set of win-wins that serve municipal, industrial, environmental, and agricultural needs simultaneously – for generations to come.
March 10, 2026 | Moses Lake, WA
Last week, a Port of Moses Lake delegation led by Commissioner Darrin Jackson, Grant County Commissioner Rob Jones, Director of Business Development, Richard Hanover, and President of Western Pacific Engineering & Survey, Kevin Richards, returned from meetings in Washington with new momentum for the W20 water project and progress on energy efforts.
February 24, 2026 | Moses Lake, WA We are excited and thankful to see the first major press coverage for the W20 Project. The article by Apple Valley News Now from February 19th features a recent interview with Mayor Schwartz from the City of Moses Lake talking about the water quality benefits of the project.
February 23, 2026 | Moses Lake, WA The Port of Moses Lake, in collaboration with the Columbia Basin Conservation District has released a new short film showcasing the transformative benefits of the W20 Lateral Extension Project — a critical regional water infrastructure investment designed to help secure the Columbia Basin’s future. The film highlights three primary benefits of the W20 Project: Reliable Municipal and Industrial Water Supply W20 will provide a sustainable, lo
