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Texas Water Utilities Association

NORTH
CENTRAL
TEXAS

Regional School

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OUR MISSION:

Educate.

The North Central Texas Regional Water School is a region of the Texas Water Utilities Association, which is a member-centered organization. TWUA provides training programs, technical publications, and mutual problem solving opportunities for those employed in, or otherwise interested in, the water utility industry. We proudly support Texas Water Utilities Association’s mission to connect, engage, and educate.


Celebrate.

The Texas Water Utilities North Central Texas Region hosted its first annual Utility Industry Appreciation Night during the 76th Annual School in 2023. The appreciation event was hosted at Texas Live! and featured a free night of music, food, drinks, and games - all made possible by amazing sponsors. Why did we host this? To show our appreciation to all of our Water and Wastewater Utility Industry Professionals. We know how valuable the work you do is, and we want to say thank you for your dedication to the industry.

Video compilation courtesy of Shawn Marlow - Advanced Water Well Technologies (2022 Utility Industry Appreciation Event Sponsor)


Photo courtesy of Malcolm Cowdin

Empower.

The Texas Water Utilities North Central Texas Region empowers industry professionals through the facilitation of training opportunities, including our weeklong conference where we provide over a dozen Water & Wastewater courses for operator licenses and continued education. The Regional School provides networking and training opportunities for water utilities industry professionals. We offer all basic TCEQ courses, as well as Special Topics, and TWUA Instructor courses. Additionally, the Regional School offers TCEQ license exams for water and wastewater licenses.


Unite.

We are constantly striving to find new and exciting ways to connect our utility professionals. From hosting an annual golf tournament, to coordinating over 50 vendors in an Exhibit Hall demonstration during each annual school, there are always opportunities to bring operators and industry professionals together. The power of connection is something we recognize and value most in the North Central Texas Region.

Got golf?

The NCTRS annual Golf Tournament has transformed into one of our most popular events. Tournament registration includes tournament play, breakfast, lunch, awards, and the chance to win a TON of awesome prizes. Proceeds from our golf tournament go towards helping support our regional school and scholarship opportunities!

Our Impact

 

 

10

REGIONS SERVED

The Texas Water Utilities Association is comprised of 10 regions. The North Central Texas Region is made up of the following districts: Apollo, Blacklands, Metrocrest, Mid-Cities, North Central Texas, North Texas, Texoma Land, Twin Basin, and White Rock.

 

15

counties SERVED

The North Central Texas Region serves 1o districts within their region. Those regions are comprised of the following 15 Texas counties: Collin, Cooke, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Grayson, Hill, Hood, Johnson, Montague, Navarro, Parker, Somervell, Tarrant, and Wise.

 
 

7M+

RESIDENTS SERVED

The 15 counties served by the North Central Texas Region are comprised of dozens of cities. Water professionals within the North Central Texas Region serve over 7.3 million residents and over 12,000 square miles of land within the boundaries of the counties they serve.

 
Hosting this event is no easy task and requires significant involvement and coordination from the staff of numerous departments. Their hard work and dedication to our cause is greatly appreciated.
— North Central Texas Region School Board

Photo courtesy of Malcolm Cowdin

Every dollar transforms aspirations into realities, providing scholarships and resources for students to access a life-changing education. We are incredibly grateful for your support.
— Marie Schultz, Vice President of Development and Alumni Relations - University of Texas at Arlington

Our Team

Our team is a group of volunteers from across the North Texas Region who are committed to educating utility professionals across fifteen counties. Our board of directors unites, supports, and empowers utility departments and districts in the continued advancement and licensing of their staff.

 
 
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