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Cooler temperatures mean water customers served by NTMWD can turn their automatic sprinklers off and prepare their lawns and landscaping for the winter. November is when lawns typically start to transition into dormancy and annual hibernation. During this period, green... more
District uses reserves, reduced spending to help keep rates flat The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) Board of Directors has adopted a fiscal year (FY) 2021 budget that keeps the wholesale water rate at the current level, $2.99 per... more
This month we highlight how the District worked diligently to adjust plans, projects and programs to minimize the financial impacts on our cities dealing with economic challenges from the pandemic. You can read more about it in our Proposed FY21... more
The North Texas economy has weathered the COVID-19 storm better than most, and it highlights how the services provided by the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) are more critical than ever. The region continues to attract businesses and residents... more
The Bois d’Arc Lake project has really taken shape this summer. For a project of such massive proportions, Bois d’Arc Lake is well on its way to meeting the goal of water delivery by spring of 2022. The past several... more
Agreement projected to save $14-million in energy costs over next 15 years The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) signed an agreement with Direct Energy to purchase power produced at a new solar energy plant being built in the Laredo... more
FM 897 will provide north, south access across the lake and connect US 82 to FM 1396 The new FM 897 road and bridge over the future Bois d’Arc Lake is now open to traffic. Construction crews opened the 6.2-mile-long... more
In this month’s News Stream, we share ways we work to keep water reliable, safe and a good value around the clock. There’s information about resources available to help conserve water during the remaining hot, dry summer, how to protect... more
One of only two in the state selected as priority watersheds to receive funding The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) has been notified the Lavon Lake watershed has been selected as one of two priority watersheds in Texas by... more
Water has been one thing during the COVID-19 pandemic that our communities have not needed to worry about. Thanks to our dedicated team of employees, water keeps flowing to taps 24/7 and remains our first line of defense for public... more