Texas Water Utilities Association is the premier educator for water professionals in the state of Texas.

The Texas Water Utilities Association is a water utility, member-centered organization. We provide training programs, technical publications, and mutual problem solving opportunities for those employed in, or otherwise interested in, the water utility industry.

Our goal is to assist our members in providing improved services to mankind in their public health and environmental endeavors.

100 Year Anniversary

Results for the Chevy and ATV prize draw.

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Operation Appreciation

Our objective is to directly benefit and recognize the many Water and Wastewater Operators, along with utility staff and first responders, who have worked tirelessly before, during, and after Hurricane Harvey. We hope to positively impact the men and women who are working around the clock to provide the essential services needed to begin the recovery and restoration process.

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Unsung Heroes Movie Trailer

Unsung Heroes of the Water Profession – TWUA recently completed the remake of the association’s video (Every Minute). This remake demonstrates the treatment processes and job tasks performed daily by the Professional Operators across the state. The association feels this video would be ideal for presentations to schools, civic clubs, and governing boards.

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V.M. Ehlers Foundation

The V. M. Ehlers Foundation, Inc. was organized in 1959 to honor and memorialize Mr. Victor M. Ehlers, who passed away on March 29, 1959 after a distinguished career in the water utilities profession. Mr. Ehlers, or "Vic" as he was known to his friends, was instrumental in the formation of what is now the largest organization of its type in the world - the Texas Water Utilities Association.

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Meet George Glispin, TWUA President

"Hello, I am George Glispin and I am honored to serve as President of TWUA for the coming year. I look forward to meeting many of you as I travel to the Regional Schools throughout the year."