Topic: Management and Consulting Services
Chuck Gilman
Delivering an Increasing Project Workload with Limited Resources
Supplementing your city or county workforce with outside staff dedicated to completing specific programs can offer a workable, scalable and affordable solution for managing an increasing project workload. We can show you how.
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Jessica Brown
New Law Sets Early 2022 Deadline for All Texas Water Utilities
Learn more about Texas’ new requirement that water utilities develop plans to keep their services operating during an extended power outage.
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Helping Refine Fort Worth’s Water Asset Management Strategy
A comprehensive study has helped the City of Fort Worth better focus its water planning and management.
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Video Tour: Bois d’Arc Lake Starts Filling With Water
Congratulations to the North Texas Municipal Water District on this major milestone for Texas’ first new reservoir in nearly 30 years, a $1.6 billion program that Freese and Nichols has been proud to take part in.
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Craig Wells
Sea Level Impact Projection Studies: What They Are and What They Aren’t
A new Florida law will require public entities to conduct Sea Level Impact Projection (SLIP) studies ahead of coastal building projects that use state funding. Here are some key guidelines for planning such projects.
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2021 Webinar Series: Delivering Capital Improvements with Limited Resources
We understand that your professional development resources are constrained these days. So, when it’s harder for you to send your […]
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Jennifer Wasinger
Public Entities in Oklahoma Urged to Report Storm Damage to Help Access Recovery Funding
Additionally, local governments have access to low-interest loans from Oklahoma State Revolving Funds to pay for the restoration of vital water and wastewater infrastructure,
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Mark Evans
FEMA to Introduce New Revolving Loan Program with STORM Act
This program, for which Congress has appropriated $100 million for each of fiscal years 2022 and 2023, is modeled after the highly successful Clean Water and Drinking Water State Revolving Funds.
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Mark Evans
Across Texas, Damage Reports are Crucial Step Toward Recovery Funding
The federal declaration has triggered financial aid from the FEMA Public Assistance program for emergency protective measures. As local entities report more damage, more funding will become available through FEMA PA avenues for permanent repair and restoration work.
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Jennifer Wasinger
Clay Herndon
OWRB Wastewater Funding Cycle Open
The Oklahoma Water Resources Board offers loan terms below market rates to fund projects such as inflow/infiltration correction and sewer replacement and rehabilitation.
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Paula Feldman
James Naylor
Trey Shanks
Protecting Your Water System from Hackers
The American Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 aims to protect communities against threats similar to the recent cyberattack on a Florida treatment plant.
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Mark Evans
Apply by February for Texas SWIFT Funds for Your Water Infrastructure Projects
Don’t miss your opportunity to obtain low-cost water project funding with no maximum project funding limit! The Texas Water Development […]
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