In this Project Pipeline update, you’ll read the Trinity River Main Stem Pump Station is partially operational with approximately 65 million gallon per day available. Full operations of the $120 million project are expected in mid-February. Once operational, the Trinity... more
A new year, and a new decade! In this month’s News Stream, NTMWD Executive Director Tom Kula takes a look back at the water investments needed over the last ten years to support our region’s future. We also take a... more
By Tom Kula, NTMWD Executive Director As we start a new year, the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) remains focused on providing vital services to the growing communities in our service area. To do that, we must continue making... more
Legacy of service through unity made possible by legacy of dedicated staff – recognition of Joe Stankiewicz and his nearly four decades of service at NTMWD It was early 1982 when a gallon of gas cost 91 cents, the best-selling... more
With the holidays, there has been a lot of cooking in homes across North Texas, and Water Expert Denise Hickey and Horticulturalist Patrick Dickinson help you pay closer attention to what goes down your sink drains. Cease the Grease and... more
This month, News Stream is packed with information from our proactive approach to protecting our pipeline infrastructure and ways you can help by participating in the ongoing Holiday Grease Round Up, to recognizing milestones and achievements of our dedicated staff... more
Holiday season is upon us which means fried turkeys, gravy and buttery foods. It also means the potential for these and other fats, oils and grease to get mistakenly washed down the drain where they can stick inside of pipes... more
The long holiday season with its fried turkeys and buttery foods, can be hard on pipes and sewer systems. When fats, oils and grease are washed down the drain, they stick to the inside of pipes, hardening and building up... more
In this edition of News Stream, we’ve got timely information about upcoming water industry conferences, switching your automatic sprinklers off until spring and information about a couple of propositions on the November 5 ballot. There’s also links for new resources... more