Constructed in 1970, the Karnes Road tank remains a vital piece of local infrastructure, maintaining water pressure and providing emergency reserves for the city. Beyond its utility, the company integrated the university’s branding into the painting project to bolster local identity, a move welcomed by interim university president Patt Lilly as a symbol of the region's spirit.
John Hontz, senior manager of Northwest Operations, noted that the painting was completed alongside necessary maintenance identified during a recent inspection. Located near Interstate 29, the tank serves as a highly visible landmark for both the utility’s service network and the university community.
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