The Texas Water Development Board is kicking off the New Year with the graphically enhanced 2022 State Water Plan and a challenge to commit your involvement to securing the future of water in Texas.
The public is invited to submit feedback about the Texas Water Development Board as part of the Sunset Advisory Commission review of the agency now in progress. The Sunset review also involves an in-depth evaluation of the TWDB's functions and effectiveness.
Dr. Mark Wentzel takes us on a virtual road trip from Brownsville to Amarillo, exploring the average annual precipitation for 2021. Dr. Wentzel also shares drought conditions and previews what could be ahead concerning La Niña conditions.
As part of the TWDB’s effort to gather the best statewide flood hazard data, information from various sources is being made available in a “quilt” representing a single flood hazard dataset. This video highlights the agency’s efforts to get a clear picture of who and what are possibly in harm’s way across the state.
After receiving AAA ratings from financial services companies, the Texas Water Development Board issued revenue bonds in October to fund water and wastewater projects. In this article, the TWDB’s chief financial officer explains the impact a successful bond sale can have on communities.
