This project will increase the capacity of the water reclamation plant to 30 million gallons per day, modernize treatment processes, enhance nutrient removal and improve long-term reliability and compliance, according to city documents.
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Welcome to exTRA – an aggregation of both TRA-related and industry-specific news clips. TRA’s communications division provides these clips as an educational service to TRA’s valued staff, directors and consultants. The articles selected are determined to be of interest to our readership, but in no way reflect TRA’s official position(s) or view(s).
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The Upper Guadalupe River Authority Board of Directors on Wednesday approved agreements with regional partners to pursue state funding for telecommunication infrastructure needed to support a flood warning system in the wake of the deadly July 4 flood. The board unanimously approved two resolutions necessary for the Texas Middle Mile grant application, which was due Thursday. The grant seeks funding to expand the Lower Colorado River Authority's private LTE network to provide secure communication for rain gauges, water sensors and warning infrastructure throughout Kerr County. 
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A judge has granted a motion to strike a legal filing by Kyle Bass’ attorneys in the ongoing East Texas water war. Judge Deborah Oakes Evans, a retired senior judge sitting by appointment, ruled Monday, Nov. 17, to deny filings on behalf of Pine Bliss, LLC’s and Redtown Ranch Holdings, LLC’s for an emergency motion to set aside the final judgment and granted a motion to strike filed by attorneys for Sanderson Farm, Consolidated Water and a group of local chicken producers. Read here: https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/east-texas-water-war-continues-045900571.html
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City Council approves Memorandum of Understanding with Corpus Christi Desal Partners to move towards an Inner Harbor Desalination Project, aiming to diversify the water supply for the region.
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Texas is expected to see its population climb to 42.6 million residents by 2060, driven primarily by migration and urban sprawl, according to new projections by the Texas Demographic Center at UT San Antonio. The data shows an ongoing shift toward urban concentration within the state’s biggest metropolitan areas, particularly throughout the Texas Triangle, which connects Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio and Houston.
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When Hurricane Harvey struck the Greater Houston metro, League City residents saw significant flooding in and around their homes.
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Google is investing $40 billion in Texas through 2027, including a new data center campus in Armstrong County and two in Haskell County.
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In the wake of the deadly July 4 Guadalupe River flooding that killed 119 people in Kerr County, much attention has been focused on the lack of warning systems, which left sleeping campers, residents and visitors unaware as the floodwaters rose. As they work toward recovery and grapple with the losses, officials there are also looking for ways to not only warn people of danger but to potentially lower the risk, lessening the effects of flooding when it happens.
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A request from national utilities company Aqua Texas to raise water rates for Houston residents and business owners—part of a plan to generate almost $30 million more in total revenue for the company—was rejected by Houston City Council on Nov. 12.
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The bond proceeds will be used for various water system infrastructure projects and the West Side Drainage Improvement Project.
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If you've lived in Houston for a while, you've likely seen flooding here. The Harris County Flood Control District is talking to residents about what they're doing.
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The city of Princeton may owe residents more wastewater refunds after repealing a winter quarter averaging ordinance last year without public discussion.
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The city is working to stop the rapid spread of hydrilla in Lake Austin. Experts are turning to a familiar fix — grass carp. It's something the city hasn’t had to use in the last decade.
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The $17 million will fund “final mile” water line extensions to currently unserved neighborhoods in West Odessa — connecting residents who have faced dry wells or no access to a dependable supply of water at all. The allocation also includes $250,000 for a county-wide water infrastructure master plan to guide long-term improvements for homes, businesses, and schools throughout Ector County.
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El Paso Water presented its proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Water, Wastewater and Stormwater budgets to the Public Service Board (PSB) on Thursday, Nov. 20. If approved, households can see a nearly $10 increase per month on their water bill. The stormwater fees would not increase, but the average residential water bill would increase by $9.99 per month, a 12 percent increase compared to last year’s bill, according to the news release by EP Water.
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The Portland City Council is actively exploring ways to secure its own water supply, moving to potentially gain independence from the City of Corpus Christi and Corpus Christi Water.
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The drainage projects were recommended by Freese and Nichols Inc., a planning and consulting firm that Argyle Town Council hired to manage drainage projects in the town, Town Manager Mike Sims said.
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Council backs an $11M design contract for an effluent pipeline linking two wastewater plants, part of a plan to shift treated water to industry and protect supply.
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The Livingston Lions Club went on field trip Wednesday and was provided the opportunity to tour the Lake Livingston Dam, courtesy of Lion Chad Holton, who serves as manager of the Lake Livingston Project.
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Learn about three water, wastewater and electric projects New Braunfels Utilities is working on.
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Pflugerville City Council approved eminent domain for two projects after failed negotiations with landowners, clearing the way for East Pflugerville Parkway widening and a new Gilleland Creek wastewater interceptor.
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As a way to preserve native mussels, known as the "livers of the river," crews with the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) walked the shoreline at Inks Lake to find, count and relocate them.
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Several east Plano streets are set to see paving and drainage improvements coming soon.
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After an 8-inch hole was found in the dam, ABC13 learned that the National Inventory of Dams lists the last inspection on the 125-year-old dam as almost 45 years ago, in 1980.
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Wholesale and retail water customers will soon receive updated water and wastewater rates, as the city of Round Rock moves forward with a rate study.
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