Tarrant Regional Water District recently approved an agreement to protect species that are potentially endangered in the Trinity River Basin. Under the conservation agreement – technically known as a Candidate…
This year the Tarrant Regional Water District’s campaign to conserve water came to a head – a new water-saving showerhead, to be precise. A showerhead exchange program in which TRWD…
It was a natural for William Fruhwirth to get into the water business. He was practically born into the Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) back in 1954. His dad, Eugene…
TRWD is partnering with Cristo Rey Fort Worth, a Catholic college preparatory school, again this year to help prepare young men and women in Tarrant County for college. For the…
TRWD’s Board of Directors recently adopted operating budgets for the 2024 fiscal year that includes a property tax cut while still providing reliable water supply, flood control protection and other…
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar confirmed this week that that four of the five Transparency Stars TRWD has received from the state agency in recent years continue to meet the state’s criteria and…
The TRWD Board of Directors unanimously approved a lower 2023 property tax rate today at their regularly scheduled meeting in Fort Worth. TRWD’s board lowered the 2023 tax rate to…
Woody Frossard got a medal from the U.S. Army – and he didn’t even have to put on a uniform to get it. Frossard, former Project Manager for the Central…
TRWD’s Board of Directors will hold a public hearing on Sept. 13 at 3:30 p.m. to hear feedback from taxpayers on its proposed 2023 tax rate. The proposed 2023 tax…
In May, it rained nine times, dropping 2.35 inches on the Fort Worth and Dallas area. While monthly rainfall was about 2.5 inches below normal, with an average temperature of…
TRWD’s Board of Directors will meet on Thurs., Aug. 31 at 9 a.m.to participate in Texas Open Government and Ethics Training. The topics will be the Open Meetings Act, Public…
TRWD will host three litter cleanups this fall aimed at removing trash and debris from the areas surrounding the Trinity River in Fort Worth, as well as Eagle Mountain Lake…
Lying below the surface of North Texas is a massive storage tank. For years, the northern portion of the Trinity Aquifer beneath Fort Worth and Dallas was the primary source…
As lake levels continue to fall across the region due to excessive heat and lack of rainfall, several shoreline residents find themselves in need of removing their watercraft from Eagle…
TRWD’s Environmental Services Division was recently awarded a North Central Texas Council of Government’s CLIDE Award for its work on its Rainscapes Program. The District was one of two recipients…
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