TRWD will host three Trash Bash events this fall aimed at removing trash and debris from the Trinity River in Fort Worth and two of its water supply lakes in…
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TRWD provides 2.5 million North Texans with a reliable and sustainable water supply, vital flood protection, and a variety of recreational opportunities for those who live, work and play in…
Those who walk, run or ride the Trinity Trails near Oakhurst Scenic Drive in Fort Worth will encounter a short detour over the next few weeks as we start work…
Beginning August 10th, contractors will begin work on a section of Fort Worth Floodway at the Riverside Drive Bridge just east of I-35W in Fort Worth. Construction is expected to…
As North Texas continues to grow, planning for the future means looking for opportunities to make the most of every available water resource. Water doesn’t stop being valuable after it’s…
Every year, before any tax rate is finalized, the Tarrant Regional Water District’s Board of Directors goes through a public budget process. It’s how we plan for the water supply,…
TRWD’s Board of Directors will meet to discuss the proposed fiscal year 2027 General and Governmental Contingency budgets on Aug. 4th at 9 a.m. The meeting will be held in…
As part of the Central City Flood Control Project, an urban stream on the northeast corner of the I-35W/ I-30 interchange in Fort Worth is in the process of becoming…
TRWD is offering residents in Tarrant County two different opportunities to learn more about water conservation and put those practices to use at home. The District’s Rain Barrel Program allows…
TRWD’s Board of Directors will meet on July 7th at 9 a.m. to discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Revenue Fund Budget. The meeting, which is open to the public,…
