
Barry Davidson, Caddo Mountain Spring Water, LLC’s Managing Member had the following to say about the USDA’s REAP Grant: “The USDA folks in Little Rock are an excellent group. We believe that they recognized that once our bottling facility is built, for the foreseeable future – rural Montgomery County, will host Caddo Mountain Spring Water, LLC’s production. In addition, once we start producing our solar power & putting any electricity we can’t utilize onto the electrical Grid – our neighbors & entire area benefit. It has been a pleasure to work with several different people on the various REAP Grant components. Most of those people share the same passions as we do for good water, economic development and the environment. At its core, renewable is sustainable!”
Barry also had this to say about solar power: “Although solar power is a relatively new to many, it is growing exponentially. We knew solar power was a natural fit for us given our project’s attributes. Sustainability attracts the socially responsible segment of the population who get to decide on the overall worthiness of products & the missions.”
Barry had the following to say about their company & water: “We are working hard on this endeavor. A start-up venture with a rural module is challenging to finance. However, we have confidence in our unsurpassed quality water & the rewards it offers in a robust marketplace. Our spring & artesian water is also sustainable-renewable, pristine & protected with a great legacy story. The company’s Eco-friendly position is exemplified by our commitment to sustainable energy. We believe the people of Arkansas & elsewhere will enjoy watching our outstanding development in progress as well as consuming our water.”