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Tarrant Regional Water District Plans $2.3B in Water Infrastructure Through 2031
The five-year capital program covers transmission pipelines, pump stations, reservoir improvements and water reuse, with a $410 million financing issue planned for fiscal 2027.
The Tarrant Regional Water District plans to invest approximately $2.3 billion from fiscal 2027 through 2031 to expand North Texas’s water supply network and replace aging infrastructure. The five-year program covers large-diameter transmission pipelines, pump stations, reservoirs and facilities that treat water for reuse.
The Integrated Pipeline will increase the volume of water the district can move from East Texas to Dallas–Fort Worth. At Cedar Creek, the district is preparing to replace a stretch of aging transmission main with steel pipe and upgrade the lake pump station, renewing infrastructure that already serves the region.
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