WHCRWA Board Members Attend “The Water We Count On: Securing Houston’s Future”
WHCRWA Board members attended a regional panel discussion on Houston's water infrastructure, long-term water security, and future water supply needs.
WHCRWA Board members attended a regional panel discussion on Houston's water infrastructure, long-term water security, and future water supply needs.
WHCRWA Board President Eric Hansen discusses land subsidence, surface water projects, and regional water authority fees in a recent KPRC 2 report.
A recent tour offers a look inside the newly installed 84-inch and 66-inch water lines in Kinder Morgan Segment 1 of the Surface Water Supply Project.
Guests had the opportunity to tour the Central Pump Station, learn more about the region's water supply infrastructure and visit educational exhibits.
WHCRWA’s 25th anniversary video series earns Silver recognition for Government & Municipal social campaigns at the 2026 w3 Awards.
Tour the Central Pump Station and help us celebrate WHCRWA’s 25th Anniversary.
At its June 10 meeting, the WHCRWA Board of Directors adopted a resolution honoring Wayne Ahrens for 25 years of service to the Authority.
A major WHCRWA milestone: the Central Pump Station began pumping treated surface water from Lake Houston into the regional system.
Construction of Segment A of the SWSP has reached an important milestone with the installation of the final section of pipe.
WHCRWA received the 2026 Water Project of the Year Award for Segment B3 at the Underground Infrastructure Conference (UIC) in San Antonio.