Conroe Central Wastewater Treatment Plant
Work will consist of the construction of the Conroe Central Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP)
Cleburne: $42M in State Aid Helps City Redirect Water Supply Strategy
The Texas Water Development Board approved $42 million in financial assistance Monday to the City of Cleburne for a wastewater system expansion
Austin: TWDB Releases $22.5M in Financing for Five Rural Community Water Projects
The Texas Water Development Board on Tuesday approved financial assistance totaling $22,521,341 for water and wastewater
Dripping Springs: TWDB Approves $43M Wastewater Project
The Texas Water Development Board approved today almost $49.7 million in financial assistance that will support four rural water and wastewater system projects
Austin: TWDB Awards $16M for Water Projects to Three Dallas-Fort Worth Suburbs
Almost $16 million was provided by the Texas Water Development Board this week in financing for water system projects in the cities of Arlington, Garland and
Austin: TWDB Approves $163 Million in Water Infrastructure Projects
The Texas Water Development Board closed out the with by approving another $163 million in water and wastewater infrastructure projects, and about one-third of that will go to rural
San Antonio and Granbury Take Lion’s Share of $95M in State Funded Water Projects
The Texas Water Development Board on Monday approved more than $95 million in financing to nine water districts, with the largest loans, $48.76 million, going to Granbury
Corpus Christi: Two Desalination Water Projects Target Harbor Island Sites
A Florida-based private developer and the Port of Corpus Christi Authority (PCCA) are in the preliminary steps of obtaining permits for separate desalination plants to be located near Port Aransas
TWDB Approves $18M For Wastewater System Projects
Financial agreements worth over $18 million were arranged last week by the Texas Water Development Board for wastewater system projects in three
Kerrville: TWDB Funnels $13 Million to Kerrville for Water Projects
The Texas Water Development Board approved $13 million in financing to help the city of Kerrville cope with increased demand for services due