Media Type: Blog Posts
James Naylor
David Jackson
Continue PFAS Compliance Planning — But Keep an Eye on EPA Actions
Learn what the EPA’s latest proposal on PFAS compliance means for water systems and how Freese and Nichols can help as regulations evolve.
Learn MoreMorgan Lynch
HEC-RAS 2D and InfoWorks ICM Training Expands to Colorado
Freese and Nichols has helped communities across the country apply HEC-RAS 2D and InfoWorks ICM to flood studies, drainage planning and stormwater infrastructure projects. In addition to supporting clients through technical studies and design services, our firm also provides hands-on training that helps agencies and engineers better understand how these models are developed, reviewed and applied in real-world settings.
Learn MoreUnderstanding TWDB’s 2026-27 Flood Infrastructure Funding Plan for Texas
The Texas Water Development Board has released its Draft 2026–2027 Flood Infrastructure Fund plan, offering ~$312 million for flood mitigation projects statewide. Learn what steps to take to position projects for funding eligibility.
Learn MoreChris Bosco
How Freese and Nichols Is Keeping Pace with AI
Freese and Nichols is focusing on practical applications of AI that enhance decision-making, efficiency and service quality while keeping human judgment at the center.
Learn MoreJames Naylor
David Jackson
EPA’s Fresh Focus on Water Reuse Can Help Boost Supplies
With a new federal emphasis on water reuse, utilities can help maximize their supplies by integrating reuse into their planning, identifying potential new reuse customers and addressing treatment gaps where big industries produce increasing amounts of used water. Learn how Freese and Nichols can assist these efforts.
Learn MoreKate Burum
Mark Evans
Prepare Now for FEMA’s 2026 BRIC Funding Opportunity
The Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program funding will soon open and support projects that help communities prepare for, reduce impacts from and recover more quickly after disasters.
Learn MoreJames Naylor
New Water Contaminant List: What Utilities Should Know — and How to Prepare
Learn more about the EPA’s latest signal about the potential direction of drinking water research and regulation — and how Freese and Nichols can help navigate expectations.
Learn MoreJeremy Rice
Bringing Flood Modeling to Life Through HEC-RAS 2D Training
Freese and Nichols partners with public agencies and communities to deliver real-world flood modeling that supports confident, informed decisions. With deep expertise in hydraulic modeling, the firm helps clients develop, review and interpret models to ensure reliable results and clear understanding of limitations.
Learn MoreKate Burum
Mark Evans
Route 66 Grant Fuels El Reno Downtown Revitalization
The City of El Reno transformed adopted plans and local vision into a grant-ready project that advances downtown revitalization and strengthens the community’s role ahead of the Route 66 Centennial.
Learn MoreKate Burum
Mark Evans
Fort Worth Gets $90 Million in State Funding for Flood Mitigation
With state funding secured, Fort Worth is moving ahead with flood mitigation improvements along Upper Lebow Creek that have been decades in the making. The project will provide lasting protection and new community value in a high-risk flood area.
Learn MoreKate Burum
Mark Evans
2026 Deadlines Approaching for TWDB Funding Pre-Applications
The Texas Water Development Board is accepting preliminary submissions for multiple funding programs that support water and wastewater infrastructure needs. Utilities may apply for planning, design and construction assistance through several state and federal programs.
Learn MoreJessica Brown
Melissa Brunger
What Cities Should Know About Texas Impact Fee Changes
Growing cities that charge fees to help fund infrastructure for new developments must incorporate additional public notices, a third-party audit and other requirements into their plans and processes.
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