Did you know 80% of trash found in waterways traveled from land? The TRWD Adopt-A-Drain program encourages people to keep the Trinity River litter-free by adopting a local storm…
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Rachel Ickert’s phone rang at about 4 a.m. in October 2015. The information was chilling. “I remember getting the call early in the morning – I was awakened by someone…
Raindrops at the Tarrant Regional Water District’s headquarters get special treatment. Some are collected in a raingarden before seeping into the soil. Rooftop raindrops are harvested and stored in cisterns….
Gather your crew for something new! The TRWD Trash Bash returns September 19-20 and now stretches across North Texas from Lake Bridgeport to Cedar Creek Lake and other locations in…
It’s challenging enough to build a 150-mile-long pipeline from East Texas to the Metroplex. To run part of it through a tunnel underneath the Trinity River? Well, that’s a whole…
Wayne Owen, TRWD’s planning director, has been named the 2020 recipient of the George W Fuller Award by the American Water Works Association (AWWA). The prestigious award honors association members…
Based on current data and projections, TRWD plans to reopen Lake Bridgeport to recreational activities on Sun., May 31 at 9 AM. The lake, which has been closed since May…
The latest information on the district’s lakes can be found at TRWD.com and the Lake Level Blog. Lake Bridgeport will be closed this evening to recreational activities, including boat traffic,…
It’s an idea that’s beginning to catch on. Fishing in the Trinity River from the banks, piers, rocky outcroppings and kayaks is growing as anglers – from those just casually…
In the spirit of Trash Bash and Earth Day, let’s come together to help our community and the Trinity River. Beginning on Wednesday, April 22 (Earth Day) through Saturday, April…
