Securing the future for generations to come That is a driving value for Darrell Mike, the tribal chief of the Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians in Southern California, and it is behind his vision to create new revenue sources that will secure the future of their community. Part of their overall diversification plan is a new travel center adjacent to the band’s Spotlight 29 Casino and Coachella Crossroads, a 30acre development with fields for sporting events, concerts and campgrounds. That’s where Xerxes enters the picture, with six fuel tanks and one diesel-exhaust fluid (DEF) tank installed at the Coachella site. Key partners gathered to observe the Xerxes tank installation, which provides nearly a quarter of a million gallons of fuel product storage. A foundational value in Native American communities is the seventh-generation principle – that the decisions people make should result in a sustainable world for seven generations into the future. xerxes.com Capacity: • 248,000 gallons Customer: • Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians Distributor & Installer: • Western Pump Location: • Coachella, California Application: • Fuel Products: • Six fuel tanks & one DEF tank Why Xerxes Tanks? As with most projects, it is the collaboration of trusted partners that creates the best result. It starts with the engineering and manufacturing of products made of high-quality composite materials. It continues with the responsiveness of the manufacturer’s whole team, and fuel tanks that are backed by a 30-year limited warranty. Finally, every element of collaboration between the manufacturer’s doors to the site itself must be founded on the integrity and expertise of each partner. That’s why Xerxes prides itself on not only being the best, but on choosing the best. You don’t have to take our word for why Xerxes and its partners were chosen for the travel center. Listen to what our customer and partners have to say on the next page.
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