EAGLE PASS, TX — Maverick County is set to host an important regional financial assistance workshop organized by the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB). This in-person event aims to provide crucial information and personalized discussion opportunities for participants interested in securing funding for various water-related infrastructure projects.
Event Details and Opportunities
The workshop will offer attendees the chance to engage directly with regional project teams and TWDB program coordinators. These experts will be available to discuss specific project needs and answer any questions related to financial assistance programs. This is a unique opportunity for municipalities, utilities, and other entities to receive tailored advice on advancing their water infrastructure projects.
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Key Funding Programs
Participants will learn about several funding programs available through the TWDB, including:
- Economically Distressed Areas Program (EDAP)
- Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA)
- Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF)
- Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF)
- State Water Implementation Fund for Texas (SWIFT)
- Texas Water Development Fund (DFund)
- Flood Infrastructure Fund (FIF)
These programs cover a wide range of needs from drinking water and wastewater systems to stormwater and flood management infrastructure.
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Special Focus on Texas Water Fund
A significant portion of the workshop will be dedicated to discussing the implementation plan of the recently passed Texas Water Fund (Proposition 6). This discussion will be crucial for stakeholders looking to understand the new opportunities and compliance requirements under this fund.
Registration Information
Interested parties are encouraged to register early for the workshop to ensure they secure a spot. Registration can be completed online through the provided link. Here is the registration link for convenience: Register for the TWDB Workshop.
This workshop promises to be a valuable resource for anyone involved in the planning, funding, and implementation of water infrastructure projects in Texas. It’s not only an opportunity to learn about available funding but also a chance to make strategic connections with state officials and industry experts.
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