Spring is here and that means it’s time to gather family, friends and coworkers to participate in one of Tarrant Regional Water District’s Spring Trash Bashes. Heavy rainfall over the…
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Flyfest has become a rite of Spring along the Trinity River. On a cool, damp morning in March, anglers line the banks of the Clear Fork, hoping to snag a…
Every year, tens of thousands of people use the 80 miles of trails that are owned by the Tarrant Regional Water District along the Trinity River. Fishermen flock to the…
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers delivered to Congress its Fiscal Year 2023 Work Plan for the Army Civil Works program Feb. 27. In the FY23 Work Plan, Fort Worth…
The 8th Annual TRWD Flyfest, a celebration of urban trout fishing, will take place again this year on March 11 on the banks of the Clear Fork of the Trinity…
TRWD’s Board of Directors passed a resolution yesterday at its February 21 board meeting that will preserve a six-acre parcel of prairie land it owns in southern Tarrant County. The…
Last summer, as the thermometer hit 100 and there was barely any rain, the wetland at the Richland Chambers Reservoir brought welcome relief. As a matter of fact, the 2,200-acre…
Tarrant Regional Water District General Manager Dan Buhman has been elected to serve on the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce’s board of directors. Buhman, who became TRWD’s general manager in…
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced last week that the Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) has been awarded its fifth Transparency Star for providing taxpayers with information about its public pensions….
Charles “C.B.” Team, a lifelong resident of Fort Worth, was sworn in as a director on the Tarrant Regional Water District board Tuesday, to fill a mid-term vacancy. Team will…
The Tarrant Regional Water District Board of Directors voted today during a special meeting to appoint C.B. Team to fill the vacancy created by former director Jim Lane’s death in…
Every Spring, the Tarrant Regional Water District faces a unique challenge. To keep its property properly maintained, TRWD needs to hire up to 20 seasonal employees each year to take…
Fort Worth’s new pedestrian bridges will do more than just span the Trinity River just north of downtown. They will also provide public access to trails on both sides of…
Matt Wittern’s message is simple – public information campaigns about the benefits of water conservation shouldn’t be all wet. Or, to put another way, they shouldn’t be too dry. You…
Heavier than anticipated rainfall in North Texas in late November provided a much-needed boost to North Texas’ water supply, pushing back expected Stage 1 drought conditions for a few months….
