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You count on water every day. Behind that reliability is a dedicated TRWD team. Our staff manages reservoirs, operates p...
10/14/2026

You count on water every day. Behind that reliability is a dedicated TRWD team. Our staff manages reservoirs, operates pipelines and pump stations, and plans for our region’s future water needs. Together, they help ensure a dependable water supply for the communities we serve.

Tomorrow is Imagine a Day Without Water, a chance to recognize the planning, infrastructure, and people behind this essential resource.

Almost 20,000 pounds of trash and debris removed from the Trinity River and five area lakes. That’s what thousands of Tr...
10/13/2026

Almost 20,000 pounds of trash and debris removed from the Trinity River and five area lakes. That’s what thousands of Trash Bash volunteers made possible in 2026! From Richland-Chambers and Lake Bridgeport to Marine Creek, Eagle Mountain and Cedar Creek lakes, volunteers showed up throughout the year to help care for the places we all enjoy. And the work didn’t stop when our scheduled cleanups ended. This fall, Trash Bash Challenge and Adopt-A-Trail participants collected another 2,112 pounds of trash, while the Rubbish app helped TRWD gather valuable data from more than 33,000 litter items found in our lakes and the Trinity River.

A big thank you to every volunteer who gave their time and every sponsor who helped make this year’s cleanups possible. Your support makes a difference in keeping our lakes and the Trinity River cleaner.

Want to keep the momentum going? Take the Trash Bash Challenge and help us continue tracking and tackling litter in our community. https://ow.ly/2mHb50ZXhHn.

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How many times have you used water today? From washing your hands to making lunch, water keeps your day moving, often wi...
10/12/2026

How many times have you used water today? From washing your hands to making lunch, water keeps your day moving, often without a second thought.

This Thursday, October 15, is Imagine a Day Without Water. Ahead of the day, we’re taking a closer look at the everyday moments that depend on a reliable water supply. What’s one thing you’ve done today that wouldn’t be possible without water?

The U.S. Corps of Engineers, Tarrant Regional Water District, and the City of Fort Worth are hosting an Open House to sh...
10/08/2026

The U.S. Corps of Engineers, Tarrant Regional Water District, and the City of Fort Worth are hosting an Open House to share information on the Fort Worth Modified Central City Project. The project is working to make key infrastructure improvements and modifications to better manage future flood events.

Join the project team to learn more anytime from 6 – 7:30 p.m. Oct. 22 at Northside Community Center, 1100 NW 18th St, Fort Worth, TX 76164

September brought some much-needed rain to parts of TRWD’s watersheds, but it also continued a stretch of unusually hot ...
10/06/2026

September brought some much-needed rain to parts of TRWD’s watersheds, but it also continued a stretch of unusually hot and dry weather across North Texas. DFW experienced its hottest September on record and received just 0.17 inches of rain for the month. While rainfall varied across our watersheds, much of what did fall was absorbed by dry ground. Combined with continued evaporation and water use, reservoir levels continued to decline.

TRWD’s combined reservoir storage moved from 83.7% on September 1 to 80.4% on October 1. We know lake levels have been top of mind for many people following a long, hot summer. After extended dry conditions, it can take additional rainfall to saturate the ground before more water begins making its way into our reservoirs. As we settle into fall, cooler temperatures should help reduce evaporation and seasonal water demand. With normal rainfall, lake levels are expected to begin stabilizing, with wetter conditions providing greater opportunity for recovery.

For a closer look at September’s conditions and what we’re watching in October, read the latest Lake Level Blog: https://ow.ly/eQWo50ZV2Xv.

Teachers help shape the way young people understand the world around them, including how they care for one of our most i...
10/05/2026

Teachers help shape the way young people understand the world around them, including how they care for one of our most important resources: water. Through TRWD's Conservation Captains program, teachers are helping bring water conservation into the classroom with hands-on lessons students can take home and put into practice. Last school year, more than 1,200 fifth graders across 19 Arlington schools participated in the program, learning practical ways to save water at school and at home.

And those lessons are making an impact. Students completed thousands of at-home conservation activities and made more than 3,300 pledges to reduce their water use. As we recognize National Teachers' Day, we're grateful for the educators who partner with TRWD's Conservation team to help turn today's students into tomorrow's water stewards.

Learn more about the Conservation Captains program and its impact: https://ow.ly/tytg50ZUuYj

Texas Arbor Day is back! TRWD is once again teaming up with the City of Fort Worth Fort Worth Parks and Tree City USA to...
09/28/2026

Texas Arbor Day is back! TRWD is once again teaming up with the City of Fort Worth Fort Worth Parks and Tree City USA to celebrate Texas Arbor Day with a community tree planting along the Trinity Trails. Together, we’re planting for the future by adding more shade along recreational pathways, supporting local wildlife, helping cool our outdoor spaces and creating a more comfortable trail experience for years to come.

Now we just need you to help us dig in!
Friday, November 6, 2026
White Settlement Trailhead
4570 White Settlement Road
Fort Worth, TX 76114
10 AM - 12 PM

Space is limited, so sign up today to volunteer and help us grow a greener Trinity Trails.
To register, visit: www.trwd.com/arborday

A major milestone has been reached for the Central City Flood Control Project. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has awar...
09/24/2026

A major milestone has been reached for the Central City Flood Control Project. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has awarded the construction contract for the North Bypass Channel, moving one of the project's key flood risk management features closer to construction. The approximately 3,900-foot channel will help divert floodwaters around the downtown bend of the Trinity River, helping reduce flood risk for homes, businesses, infrastructure, and communities throughout Fort Worth's Central City corridor.

Construction mobilization and initial earthwork are anticipated to begin in late winter or early spring 2027. Learn more about this important milestone and what's ahead for the project on TRWD's Central City page: www.trwd.com/usace-awards-contract-for-central-city-north-bypass-channel.

Following two public budget workshops and a public hearing, TRWD’s Board of Directors has approved the District’s FY27 b...
09/15/2026

Following two public budget workshops and a public hearing, TRWD’s Board of Directors has approved the District’s FY27 budget and tax rate.

The approved tax rate is $0.0273 per $100 of property valuation, supporting TRWD’s General Fund and continued investment in flood protection, Trinity Trails and other recreation assets. The FY27 budget also supports water supply operations, future water planning, and major projects underway across the District.

Want to take a deeper dive into what was approved and how TRWD’s budget is funded? Read the full story on the TRWD News Blog: www.trwd.com/trwd-board-approves-2026-27-general-fund-budget-and-tax-rate-heres-what-it-means-for-you.

Join us for the TRWD board meeting TODAY, September 15th, at 9 AM. The LIVE broadcast starts soon! Click here to watch l...
09/15/2026

Join us for the TRWD board meeting TODAY, September 15th, at 9 AM. The LIVE broadcast starts soon! Click here to watch live: https://ow.ly/2MuG50ZM5Hz.

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