Texas Water Development Board

10/15/2026

Imagine a day without water. No drinking water, no thriving landscapes, no reliable supplies for homes, businesses, and communities.

That’s why long-term water planning and investment matter. Join us in recognizing and the importance of securing Texas’ water future.

Learn more: https://thevalueofwater.org/imagineaday

10/15/2026

From securing reliable water supplies to reducing flood risks, Texas communities face challenges at both ends of the water spectrum. Explore how planners, utilities, and policymakers are creating resilient solutions through the Water Supply and Flood Planning track at Water for Texas 2027.

💧 View session descriptions and register: bit.ly/WaterforTexas2027
⏰ Early bird registration ends October 15. Rates increase October 16.

🏨 A limited number of rooms remain in the conference hotel block at the AT&T Hotel and Conference Center.

🤝 Interested in sponsoring? Explore sponsorship opportunities on the conference website.

We look forward to seeing you January 25-27!

10/14/2026

Looking Ahead: wildfire danger is expected to increase across East & Central Texas as we approach the weekend.🔥

Gusty winds behind a cold front could raise the potential for wildfires.

Now is the time to make a plan and be prepared to follow directions from local officials.

10/14/2026

Join the Texas Water Development Board and help shape Texas’ water future! We're hiring for a variety of positions, including a Flood Management Evaluation Engineer/Project Manager, Executive Assistants, and more. If you're looking for a meaningful career that makes a difference across Texas, we'd love to hear from you. View current openings and apply today: https://bit.ly/TWDB_Careers

10/13/2026

: Comal County received financing from the TWDB through the Clean Water State Revolving Fund to acquire and protect key recharge lands that help replenish local aquifers and safeguard water quality. Learn more:

Comal County is using Texas Water Development Board financing to ac...

10/12/2026

TWDB’s Water Weekly: The latest drought map for conditions as of October 6 shows the first weekly contraction of drought in 11 weeks. Conditions degraded in scattered areas of Central and South Texas over the last week, but much larger areas across the state saw at least one class of improvement. https://bit.ly/TexasWaterWeekly

10/09/2026

The latest Texas Water Conditions Report is now available, featuring statewide and regional updates on reservoir levels, streamflow, groundwater conditions, rainfall, soil moisture, and more. Read the report at https://bit.ly/TexasWaterConditionsReport.

10/08/2026

The TWDB has released a new manual to help communities explore nature-based flood mitigation solutions and understand how these strategies can perform across Texas’ diverse geographic regions. Learn more: https://bit.ly/NBS_Explainer

10/07/2026

The TWDB is hiring! Don’t miss out on this chance to be part of a dedicated team working towards a better future. We’re hiring for a water supply planning technical lead, budget officer, recorder program geoscientist, and many more! View all available job postings and apply today at https://bit.ly/TWDB_Careers.

10/07/2026

🍂 Fall is one of the best times to plant native Texas trees. Cooler weather allows roots to establish before the heat of summer, helping trees grow stronger and healthier. Native trees provide habitat for wildlife, use water efficiently, and add lasting beauty to Texas landscapes.