The Impact Will Last for Decades
How reducing subsidence, providing a reliable water supply, and supporting future growth will have a lasting impact for decades to come.
Dennis Gorden on Recognizing the Signs of Subsidence
Dennis Gorden shares some of the visible signs of land subsidence and explains why bringing surface water to the Katy area has remained one of his personal goals.
WHCRWA Celebrates 25 Years with Central Pump Station Open House
Guests had the opportunity to tour the Central Pump Station, learn more about the region's water supply infrastructure and visit educational exhibits.
Jay Wheeler on the Need for Surface Water
Groundwater alone cannot meet the region’s long-term water needs.
WHCRWA’s People Behind the Progress Video Series Wins Silver at the 2026 w3 Awards
WHCRWA’s 25th anniversary video series earns Silver recognition for Government & Municipal social campaigns at the 2026 w3 Awards.
How Surface Water Reaches MUDs and Cities
The Central Pump Station is the final step in delivering surface water across the Authority’s regional transmission system.
Keeping the Community Informed
How the Authority keeps residents informed through meetings, project notifications, community events, and outreach before and during construction.
WHCRWA 10-14-26 Meeting Information
The next WHCRWA regular monthly meeting will be held on 10-14-26 at the WHCRWA Central Pump Station, 4655 N. Fry Road, Katy, Texas.
Why the West Harris County Regional Water Authority Was Necessary
When the conversion from groundwater to surface water was required, individual MUDs did not have the ability to secure the necessary water supply on their own.
Dan Sallee on Securing a Critical Pipeline Corridor
Some of the Authority's most important accomplishments happened long before construction began.