Wastewater in Texas
The current state of the Texas wastewater industry — verified jobs, facility news, upcoming training, local companies, and the operator certification path that serves Texas.
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Facility & utility news from Texas
Denton, Texas, Expands Pecan Creek Water Reclamation Plant
The City of Denton has officially begun an expansion of its Pecan Creek Water Reclamation Plant, featuring a new 75 MGD headworks and a 30 MGD membrane bioreactor (MBR) technology upgrade. This project is a response to the city’s rapid growth and the need for enhanced treatment efficiency.
Source: Water & Wastes Digest
Texas Water Development Board Approves $1.2 Billion for Statewide Water Projects
The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) has authorized $1.2 billion in financing to support a massive slate of water and wastewater projects across the state. The funding package includes low-interest loans and grants for capacity expansions, pipeline renewals, and treatment upgrades.
Source: Government Market News
Tyler Approves $18.5 Million in Wastewater Infrastructure Projects
The City of Tyler, Texas, has approved $18.5 million in contracts to upgrade its wastewater collection system. The projects are part of a federal consent decree to address aging infrastructure and increase system capacity.
Source: KLTV
Upcoming training and conferences in Texas
International Conference on Wastewater (ICW)
This conference covers topics including wastewater characterization, biological nutrient removal, and sludge stabilization. It provides a platform for researchers and practitioners to discuss advances in treatment processes.
Texas Water 2027
Recognized as the largest regional water conference in the U.S., this event addresses the unique infrastructure and regulatory challenges of the Texas water sector. It provides extensive operator training and showcases the latest equipment for water and wastewater treatment.
2027 WateReuse Texas Conference
The WateReuse Texas Conference gathers professionals from across the state to discuss the future of water recycling and sustainable water management. The event highlights regional projects and innovative treatment technologies.
Vendors, engineers & utilities serving Texas
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