What is a Water District?
A water district is a local government entity—a special district–that provides water and sewer service and even roads, and other, limited services that cities provide.
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Register today for the 2023 AWBD Spring Seminar on Thursday, April 13, 2023 at Marriott Westchase. Join speaker, Research Economist, Daniel Oney, Ph.D for a lively discussion on Texas Housing Trends.
Register today and sail on down to the 2023 AWBD Annual Conference in Corpus Christi, Texas, between June 22-24, 2023.
Early bird discount ends on March 29, 2023 and hotels reservations go quick so please act fast.
Sign up now to learn from Lauren Griffith, FASLA with Lauren Griffith Associates. The meeting will take place virtually on Friday, April 14th at 12 pm. All registered attendees receive a $20 Uber eats voucher.
AWBD has a rich history full of fantastic people who were able to make all of this possible. We look forward to sharing our history with you in our new video series! In this portion, please enjoy the stories from Bob Jones, Bill Callegari, and Joe B. Allen.
The Association of Water Board Directors (AWBD) is dedicated to the betterment of Texas water district operation and management through education, unification, and advocacy. Explore this site and learn more about the over 1,100 water districts that help Texas grow sustainably.
AWBD hosts conferences and events across Texas and offers virtual events so you can learn from experts and connect to like-minded directors and professionals.
Membership comes with access to AWBD programs.
Get more out of your membership by enrolling in AWBD’s Programs. From our Ambassadors and Emerging Leaders Programs to our committees, every AWBD member has opportunities to educate, unite, and advocate to improve MUDs and communities across Texas.
From our searchable directory to our idea submission portal, AWBD will help you get connected.
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