Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
💧 H2O INTRO 👤 Meet Jorge Luis Flores, Assistant General Manager at the City of Eagle Pass Water Works System
Along the Texas-Mexico border, some families still live without the basic water infrastructure most Americans rarely have to think about.
Jorge Luis Flores grew up in Eagle Pass, Texas, and now helps lead the city’s water utility. Through that role, he is working to bring water and wastewater service to colonias—underdeveloped communities near the border that may lack sanitary sewers, water mains, paved roads, and fire protection.
For Flores, the issue is personal. These are families and children in his hometown who cannot always turn on a tap, flush a toilet, or rely on the public systems that make daily life safer and healthier.
Working with utility staff, engineers, and GIS specialists, Flores helped develop a plan to extend essential infrastructure to these communities.
The project would do more than install pipes. It would give families access to safe, reliable water service and provide children with infrastructure that supports health, stability, and opportunity.
Flores’ message is a reminder that water equity begins with something fundamental: making sure every household can access the systems that most communities already depend on.
H2O INTRO is sponsored by Human Capital Solutions, Inc., an executive search, recruiting, and leadership advisory firm. Visit humancs.com
00:00 Life in Texas Border Colonias
00:39 Bringing Water Infrastructure to Eagle Pass
01:35 Seeking State Funding for Families
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💧 H2O INTRO 👤 Meet Jorge Luis Flores, Assistant General Manager at the City of Eagle Pass Water Works System
Along the Texas-Mexico border, some families still live without the basic water infrastructure most Americans rarely have to think about.
Jorge Luis Flores grew up in Eagle Pass, Texas, and now helps lead the city’s water utility. Through that role, he is working to bring water and wastewater service to colonias—underdeveloped communities near the border that may lack sanitary sewers, water mains, paved roads, and fire protection.
For Flores, the issue is personal. These are families and children in his hometown who cannot always turn on a tap, flush a toilet, or rely on the public systems that make daily life safer and healthier.
Working with utility staff, engineers, and GIS specialists, Flores helped develop a plan to extend essential infrastructure to these communities.
The project would do more than install pipes. It would give families access to safe, reliable water service and provide children with infrastructure that supports health, stability, and opportunity.
Flores’ message is a reminder that water equity begins with something fundamental: making sure every household can access the systems that most communities already depend on.
H2O INTRO is sponsored by Human Capital Solutions, Inc., an executive search, recruiting, and leadership advisory firm. Visit humancs.com
00:00 Life in Texas Border Colonias
00:39 Bringing Water Infrastructure to Eagle Pass
01:35 Seeking State Funding for Families
waterloop is a nonprofit news outlet exploring solutions for water sustainability. Visit waterloop.org
Subscribe to catch every video: youtube.com/@waterloop
Never miss an episode! Subscribe to waterloop:
🎧 Spotify:bit.ly/waterloopSpotify
🎧 Apple Podcasts:bit.ly/waterloopApple
🎧 YouTube Podcasts:bit.ly/waterloopYouTubePod
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🔹 Instagram:instagram.com/the_waterloop
🔹 LinkedIn:linkedin.com/company/thewaterloop
#WaterEquity #TexasBorder #Colonias #DrinkingWater #Wastewater #WaterInfrastructure #EaglePass #TexasWater #EnvironmentalJustice #PublicHealth #WaterUtilities #CommunityInfrastructure #TWDB #H2OIntro #Waterloop
