ABOUT THE TEXAS WATER ASSOCIATION
The Texas Water Association is a nonprofit policy association focusing on water supply and management. From drought to flood, the Texas Water Association works with its members to address the state’s greatest water needs. Created in 1944 as the "Texas Water Conservation Association" when the term conservation was synonymous with water supply, the Texas Water Association has been dedicated to the state's water resources for 80 years.
Our MembersTexas Water Association members provide water and wastewater services to a vast majority of the state and and include river authorities, cities, regional and local water districts, drainage and flood districts, irrigation districts, groundwater conservation districts, water users and other stakeholders, and those who support the Texas water industry.  |
LeadershipOur board of directors includes seven members each from nine different water use classifications: drainage districts, general & environmental, groundwater, industry, irrigation, municipalities, navigation & flood control, river authorities, and utility districts. Annual ReportEach spring, Texas Water Association staff compiles information on membership, events, and policy work throughout the previous year. See the 2022 Annual Report. Strategic PlanIn 2019, the Texas Water Association completed its first strategic plan. We will be updating the plan in 2024. See the Strategic Plan. The association is also affiliated with the National Waterways Conference and the National Water Supply Alliance. These affiliations help us engage in water policy discussions at the federal level. |
Texas Water Association | 4401 Westgate Blvd., Ste 320, Austin, Texas 78745
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