The days are beginning to get shorter and temperatures will hopefully soon start to dip down. Water Expert Denise Hickey and Horticulturalist Patrick Dickinson share helpful information to address those daunting weeds in the latest WFAA Green Segment. Best Time... more
This month, we highlight the FY20 proposed budget and rates with information about key drivers including system expansion and infrastructure maintenance. Our annual fact sheet gives you a high-level overview of the upcoming budget scheduled for review and approval by... more
The North Texas Municipal Water District has completed repairs to pipeline located west of the intersection of Pinson Avenue and West Pacific Street in Forney, Texas. The water supply to city of Forney was not impacted. Normal water deliveries have... more
The August News Stream features information about our dedication to water conservation efforts as a key source of supply plus more information about a key regional initiative to share a unified message across all of North Texas. We’ve also got... more
In this month’s Bois d’Arc Lake newsletter, you can read about all the construction progress made in July plus hear from a few of our NTMWD Board of Directors on their recent tour. Other highlights from last month include, building... more
While North Texas has experienced wetter than normal conditions the past few years, water utilities must stay the course to support conservation as a critical component of water resource planning. According to the most recent state water plan, nearly one-quarter... more
Our July News Stream includes a recap of a decade’s worth of coordination with state, local and federal agencies to regain access to a major source of water supply for the North Texas region while safeguarding our waterways from Zebra... more
In our June edition of News Stream, we highlight a recent tour of our Muddy Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant with a brief history of how it served as a model for regionalization. We also shine the spotlight on our large... more
Since the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) began providing wastewater services in the early 1970s, the populations in the cities served has continued to rise at exponential rates. This remains true for two of our Sewer System Participants –... more
On our regular WFAA Green Segment, Horticulturalist Patrick Dickinson and Water Expert Denise Hickey shared some beautiful options to plant flowers that will bring much needed pollinators to your yard. We’ve got the recap and replay for you below. When... more