By Eric Sabolsice, Senior Vice President of Operations, Texas Water Utilities You’ve likely heard the term ‘winter averaging’ during a homeowners association meeting or seen it on a water utility bill. Knowing how winter averaging works can help you positively influence your wastewater rates and become empowered in your water […]
Read More...Texas Water Utilities helps grant 12-year-old Amelya’s wish to visit New York City
On August 14, 2024, Texas Water Utilities and Make-A-Wish Gulf Coast and Louisiana celebrated 12-year-old Amelya with a New York City-themed send off party. A Spring, Texas local battling a blood disorder, Amelya has always had a dream of traveling the world, and her trip to New York City […]
Read More...Understanding New Rates
We know this is a lot to understand and we want to provide you with the facts so you may be well-informed about the bill you receive each month. Below are other resources you may need at this time. Occasionally, we need to adjust rates to recover increased operational costs […]
Read More...Texas Water Utilities grants ten-year-old’s Disney-themed wish
On April 25, 2024, Texas Water Utilities and Make-A-Wish Central & South Texas celebrated ten-year-old Cooper with a Disney-themed welcome back party. A Leander local battling cystic fibrosis, Cooper has to do breathing treatments multiple times a day. However, when Cooper and his parents were at the “Give Kids The […]
Read More...To understand hard water in Texas, go straight to the source
By: Carly Peach, hydrogeologist, Texas Water Utilities Earth Day, celebrated annually on April 22, reminds us of the importance of preserving our planet for future generations. A vital element to sustaining life is water, which covers 71 percent of the Earth. Across the United States, water sources vary widely, ranging […]
Read More...Texas Water Utilities invested $80 million in water and wastewater systems in 2023
SUGAR LAND, Texas– Texas Water Utilities, which provides water and wastewater services to more than 138,000 Texans, directly invested more than $80 million in 2023 to keep water safe and flowing in the state. The investment includes infrastructure reinforcements, repairs, replacements, weather emergency preparations and improved system monitoring and communications services […]
Read More...Texans can protect our water supply by winterizing their home
By Eric Sabolsice, Senior Vice President of Operations, Texas Water Utilities As Texas tries to recover from the drought and enters cooler months, extreme winter weather events are probable. Some Texas cities are expected to receive their first freeze this month, and more cool fronts are on the way. Water […]
Read More...Texas Water Utilities partners with Make-A-Wish to grant the wishes of kids across the state
This year, Texas Water Utilities partnered with Make-A-Wish Central & South Texas, North Texas, and Texas Gulf Coast and Louisiana togrant the wishes of Aly, Caliyah and Issah. Aly, an 18-year-old from Austin who has a metabolic disorder, wished for an in-home recording studio. In May, Zach Foley, Lead Operations […]
Read More...Texas Water Utilities helps grant Houston teen’s wish for game room makeover
On August 1, 2023, Texas Water Utilities and Make-A-Wish Gulf Coast and Louisiana held a wish reveal celebration, granting 14-year-old Issah’s wish for a game room makeover. A Richmond local battling leukemia, Issah wished for a place of his own to play with his friends and livestream his Fortnight […]
Read More...With slow drought recovery, a change is needed to sustain water sources in Texas
By: Carly Peach, Hydrogeologist, Texas Water Utilities Lack of rainfall and unprecedented high temperatures are causing drought conditions and putting Texas’ water supply under immense pressure. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, 13.2 million Texans are currently experiencing drought. While the Panhandle has seen significant relief due to precipitation in […]
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