Julie Huerta
Koby Boman
Radha Jagwani
Lead and Copper Rule Compliance Countdown: Strategic Planning for 2027 Deadline
Planning and acting now will allow water utilities to be ready to meet the next round of compliance deadlines in 2027 — and Freese and Nichols can help.
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Award-Winning Guidebook Simplifies Development Conversations in Huntersville, NC
The Town of Huntersville, North Carolina, created a visual guide that makes development conversations clearer and more collaborative, earning a 2025 Marvin Collins Award from the American Planning Association–North Carolina chapter.
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Tanu Kulkarni Highlights Collaboration in Water Modeling for Journal AWWA
Freese and Nichols’ Tanu Kulkarni shares insights in the AWWA Journal on how teamwork and sound data practices can make water distribution modeling more precise, practical, and impactful for infrastructure planning.
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Mark Evans
Kate Burum
Annual Funding Opportunities for Texas Water and Wastewater Projects
TWDB will soon open applications for state funding that supports the planning, design and construction of water infrastructure across Texas. Learn how Freese and Nichols can help you identify the best opportunities and prepare competitive applications.
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Conserving Water by Monitoring Smart Meter Data
Freese and Nichols helped Fort Worth develop a custom method for using smart meter data to better track and monitor violations of watering restrictions.
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Modernizing State Facilities Through Effective Program Management
Through comprehensive program management, Freese and Nichols partners with the Texas Facilities Commission to enhance efficiency, transparency and performance in delivering modern, high-value facilities across Texas.
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Mallory Scates Co-Authors National Technical Brief on Autonomous Vehicles
Mallory Scates has co-authored a technical brief for ITE on the increasing use of autonomous vehicles and broader impacts on society and the economy.
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Cleburne’s Integrated Water Program Wins ENR Best Project Award
The City of Cleburne earned Engineering News-Record Texas & Louisiana’s 2025 Best Project award in the Water/Environment category for its Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion and Indirect Reuse Program. The honor recognizes the City’s leadership in sustainable water innovation and long-term resource planning.
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David Jackson
Viraj deSilva
How Water Systems Can Navigate the Uncertain PFAS Regulatory Landscape
Even with litigation and government shutdown turmoil, water systems remain bound by new federal PFAS limits and compliance deadlines put forth in 2024 unless other definitive direction emerges.
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Program Management in Action: Building Resilient Water Supplies
For some of their most ambitious water supply programs, utilities are partnering with Freese and Nichols on a program management approach to transform complex challenges into resilient, long-term solutions that strengthen communities and infrastructure alike.
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Stephenson Park Receives ASLA Oklahoma’s Highest Honor
Stephenson Park in Edmond earned the Oklahoma ASLA Award of Excellence, the highest honor the organization gives. The project was recognized for its thoughtful blend of historic preservation, sustainable design and community engagement, showcasing how visionary landscape architecture can honor the past while enriching the future.
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Lockhart Plans for a More Resilient Future
Facing rapid regional growth, the City of Lockhart, Texas, created a resilience-focused comprehensive plan that integrated hazard mitigation and community well-being, earning the City a 2025 Texas Planning Award from APA Texas.
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Wendy Bonneau
Urban Planning + Design Practice Leader
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Craig Wells
Client Services Leader
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Nina Reins
Water Resources Engineer
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David Jackson
Water and Wastewater Treatment Practice Leader
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Adam Conner
Hydrologist