Mark your calendars now because TRWD just released the dates for three Fall Trash Bash cleanup events in September. Eagle Mountain Lake – September 12 Trinity River in Fort Worth…
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Did you miss this month’s Board Meeting? Want to know more about the state of the TRWD system? See the Water Resources Update as presented by Chief Engineering Officer, Rachel Ickert,…
TRWD is bringing back its summer Pop-Up Cleanup events in order to introduce more residents to the Trash Bash Challenge, and help reach the goal of documenting 100,000 pieces of…
If you are on the Trinity Trails and headed to or from Airfield Falls, please be aware that the City of Fort Worth has a detour in place for the…
Phase 1 overview: Construction Progress is subject to changes due to weather and schedule. New or updated items are indicated in bold. June – December Demo and removal of existing…
Bottom Line Recent rain over the weekend was lower than expected, with most areas receiving less than 1 inch. See weekend rainfall map below (Graphic-1). Looking ahead, only light rainfall…
Bottom Line At this time, all TRWD lakes are below conservation levels and have some room for run off; however, Eagle Mountain Lake is under 1 foot below conservation. Conditions…
Fort Worth’s Fourth is a free family event hosted on the banks of the Trinity River at Panther Island Pavilion. Admission and all family activities such as zip lines, bounce…
Yesterday’s swift water Search and Rescue (SAR) training conducted by the Wise County Emergency Management Services (EMS) is complete. All Lake Bridgeport outlet structures are closed. See photos below of Wise County…
Tomorrow, June 4th, there will be temporary releases from Lake Bridgeport to support swift water Search and Rescue (SAR) training conducted by the Wise County Emergency Management Services (EMS). These exercises are critical…
May is typically the wettest month of the year for North Texas, but this year the rainfall did not pan out as expected. At DFW Airport, total rainfall for May…
Bottom Line All TRWD watersheds have seen between 0.5″ to 1.5″ of rain on average since Monday’s update. However, due to low rainfall depths, intensity and dry soil conditions, runoff…
TRWD recently received five awards at the Texas Water 2026 Conference in San Antonio. Presented by the Water Environment Association of Texas (WEAT) and the Texas Section of the American…
Did you miss this month’s Board Meeting? Want to know more about the state of the TRWD system? See the Water Resources Update as presented by Chief Engineering Officer, Rachel Ickert,…
Bottom Line Recent weekend rain had little impact on reservoir levels, which remain below conservation, though the highest rainfall totals were measured near Handley Ederville Road in Fort Worth along…
