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ANNUAL REPORT 2020

TWCA Annual Report 2020 •


MISSION VISION

TWCA’s mission is to build consensus, educate members and policymakers, and advocate on water issues.

General ManagerStacey Allison Steinbach

Director of Policy & Legislative Affairs

Sarah Kirkle

Director of Administration,

Finance, & Events Lisa Henley

Director of Communications, Outreach,

& MembershipAdeline Fox

Administrative AssistantBecky Arledge

To be a trusted resourcepromoting soundwater policy for Texas.

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STAFF


REFLECTIONS OF 2020

Happy New Year! We hope 2021 finds you rested from the holidays, in good health, and looking forward to better days ahead. 2020 was a year like no other, and like all of you, TWCA had to adapt to a new way of working and connecting.

After a successful Annual Convention in early March, the country came to a standstill. TWCA quickly shifted course, working to get the latest COVID-19 news to members and exploring innovative methods for continuing our work of building consensus, educating members and policymakers, and advocating for sound water policy. We were among the first water associations to move a large conference online in June and did so again in October.

We also facilitated webinars and meetings for dozens of committees and subcommittees throughout the year, almost exclusively through online platforms. Our Groundwater and Surface Water Committees, each with around 150 participants, held multiple meetings and eventually proposed three legislative priorities that were adopted by the TWCA board and are currently being considered by state legislators.

Through our Water Laws Committee, TWCA submitted five amicus briefs in 2020 and adopted a new policy for engaging in court matters in the future. And though our Texas Water Day had to be cancelled, we worked with members

to produce our Texas Water Day Federal Issue Papers, which have become a model for other organizations nationwide. Last year, the Policy committee continued its efforts and adopted a new policy on flooding,and our Endangered Species Committee worked together to engageon federal and state issues. The broad adoption of virtual meetings also allowed us to coordinate with water associations from across the state and nation like never before.

We continued to manage the Texas Ground Water Association, starting with the annual convention in late January. We quickly shifted to developing platforms for offering online continuing education courses to the 1000+ well drillers who take our in-person classes around the state each year. We also worked with the National Ground Water Association and the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation to ensure our online classes fulfilled all requirements, launched a new website and membership program, hosted more than a dozen virtual board and committee meetings, conducted a complete rewrite of the Association’s bylaws, and published four newsletters.

We also continued TWCA’s relationship with the TWCA Risk Management Fund, keeping up with bill payments, check issuance, and deposits, even through the heights of the pandemic. We worked with the Fund to better define the Association’s management role and coordinated on new

Dear TWCA members,


partnership opportunities that we plan to explore once we get back to meeting in person.

In the fall, TWCA President Kent Satterwhite convened a Board Committee on Membership that explored member recruitment and retention as well as the Association’s membership dues structure. 2020 taught us how vulnerable many associations are, and especially TWCA, as half of its annual revenue comesfrom hosting large conferences.We learned that similar associations have reached or strive to have more than half of all revenue come from dues, while TWCA’s make up just a fourth of the budget. The committee made some general recommendations that will be implemented through our Membership & Services Committee and specifically recommended a modest increase in dues to promote greater financial stability. These recommendations were adopted by the Board in December and should allow for dues to make up almost a third of TWCA’s 2021 annual budget, relieving financial pressures that were previously offset by the generous support of our conference sponsors.

We also rolled out a new website and membership management software, aiming to streamline processes for both staff and members. Finally, we worked with leadership and the Membership & Services Committee to organize and reformat that committee, creating new avenues for engagement and service at

the Association, with a focus on important conversations surrounding diversity, equity, and inclusion at TWCA. We are excited to continue this work both internally and with partners in 2021 and beyond to help foster a diverse and inclusive Texas water industry.

As we look back on all that we undertookin 2020, we recognize that so much of it was thanks to our strong leaders, volunteers, and sponsors at TWCA. We are so grateful for our leadership and board, as well as everyone who chaired or participated in a committee, assisted with policy or legal issues, worked on membership matters, or supported the association financially.

I would also personally like to thank the TWCA staff, who reimagined possibilities almost overnight and worked tirelessly to continue our efforts on Texas water matters amid so much uncertainty. Like many of you, we are disappointed that we will not be able to meet in person in March but look forward to congregating online and getting back to in-person meetings as soon as it’s safe. We know that TWCA is strongest when we can gather together, and as always, we are grateful for our health and the opportunity to serve the water industry through this Association.

Sincerely,

General Manager


BOARD

DRAINAGE DISTRICTDon Carona, Orange – 2022 (Chair) Stan Kitzman, Brookshire – 2021 (EC) Kim Carroll, Beaumont – 2022Chris Gallion, Clute – 2023 Andre’ McDonald, Sugar Land – 2021Alan Moore, Harlingen – 2023Allen Sims, Houston – 2022

GENERAL & ENVIRONMENTALCarolyn Ahrens, Austin – 2021 (Chair) Ed Shackelford, Woodlands – 2021 (EC) Howard Slobodin, Arlington – 2023 Robert M. Johnson, Dallas – 2022Lauren Kalisek, Austin – 2022 Tom Ray, Waco – 2022Tony Smith, Austin – 2023

GROUNDWATERDrew Satterwhite, Denison – 2022 (Chair) Joe B. Cooper, Stephenville – 2022 (EC) Dirk Aaron, Belton – 2023 James Beach, Austin – 2023Brian Sledge, Austin – 2021 Michael Turco, Friendswood – 2021 Gary Westbrook, Milano – 2022

INDUSTRIALGlenn Lord, Freeport – 2021 (Chair) Sara Tays, Austin – 2022 (EC) Greg Carter, Austin – 2021Ty Embrey, Austin – 2022Jimmie Schindewolf, Houston – 2022 Liz Fazio Hale, Houston – 2023 Paulina Williams, Austin – 2023

IRRIGATIONSonny Hinojosa, San Juan – 2023 (Chair) Glenn Jarvis, McAllen – 2021 (EC)Troy Allen, Edcouch – 2022Tom McLemore, Harlingen – 2023Kyle Miller, Wichita Falls – 2022Tito Nieto, Los Fresnos – 2022Steve Walthour, Dumas – 2021

MUNICIPALWayne Owen, Fort Worth – 2023 (Chair)Denis Qualls, Dallas – 2021 (EC) Fred Arce, San Antonio – 2023Jun Chang, Houston – 2022Heather Cooke, Austin – 2022Karen Bondy, Austin – 2021 Yvonne Forrest, Houston – 2021

NAVIGATION & FLOOD CONTROLLyn Clancy, Austin – 2021 (Chair) Tom Gooch, Fort Worth – 2022 (EC) Carolyn Brittin, Austin – 2023 Dan Buhman, Fort Worth – 2023Patrick Brzozowski, Edna – 2021Emily Rogers, Austin – 2022Mary Beth Stengler, Anahuac – 2022

RIVER AUTHORITIES Kevin Ward, Arlington – 2022 (Chair) Walt Sears, Hughes Springs – 2022 (EC) David Collinsworth, Waco – 2023Scott Hall, Beaumont – 2022 John Hofmann, Austin – 2023 Tom Kula, Wylie – 2021Cole Walker, Big Spring – 2021

UTILITY DISTRICTSChristopher Wingert, Abilene – 2023 (Chair)Michael F. Thuss, San Antonio – 2022 (EC) John Chisholm, San Antonio – 2021Darrell Grubbs, Mount Pleasant – 2022Kelley Holcomb, Lufkin – 2022Robert Lux, The Woodlands – 2021 David Weidman, Mount Vernon – 2023

PRESIDENTS’ PANELRandy Palachek, Austin – 2021Ronda Trow, Conroe – 2021Sam Vaugh, Austin – 2022Jace Houston, Conroe – 2022Wade Oliver, Sugar Land – 2023Alia Vinson, Houston – 2023

KENT SATTERWHITEPresident

KATHY TURNER JONESPresident-Elect

DAVID MONTAGNE Immediate Past President


BOARD MEMBER TERMS

Presidents. TWCA has a presidential tree with three members: the president-elect, president, and immediate past president. Each term is one year, for a total of three years of service. Presidential terms begin and end at the summer conference. Each presidential officer may appoint two members to the board at the start of their term (presidents’ panel). Board. Board members have three-year terms. Board member elections are held at the Annual Convention.

PAST TWCA PRESIDENTS *Guy C. Jackson (1944-1955)*A.F. Mitchell (1955-1956)*J.S. Hudnall (1956-1957)*Max Starcke (1957-1962)*John Simmons (1962-1969)*Josiah Wheat (1969-1971)*Beeman Fisher (1971-1972)*J.W. Buchanan (1972-1973)*Henry Graeser (1973-1974)*Walter Wells (1974-1975)*Howard Drew (1975-1976)Franklin B. Moon (1976-1977)*Carl Riehn (1977-1978)John H. Specht (1978-1979)*Oury Selig (1979-1980)*R.H. “Bob” Parker, Jr. (1980-1981)Fred N. Pfeiffer (1981-1982)*A. Wayne Wyatt (1982-1983)Sam F. Collins (1983-1984)Ronald J. Neighbors (1984-1985)*Duncan Ellison (1985-1986)James P. Murray (1986-1987)Danny F. Vance (1987-1988)*Owen F. Ivie (1988-1989)*Carson H. Hoge (1989-1990)Robert Lee Johnson (1990-1991)Robert J. Huston (1991-1992)*Richard S. Bowers (1992-1993)Con Mims (1993-1994)Alan H. Plummer, Jr. (1994-1995)James M. Oliver (1995-1996)*Robert Wagner (1996-1997)*James R. Nichols (1997-1998)A.T. “Tommy” Hebert, Jr. (1998-1999)W.E. “Bill” West, Jr. (1999-2000)C.E. Williams (2000-2001)*James R. Adams (2001-2002)Wayne M. Halbert (2002-2003)Robert H. Lloyd (2003-2004)Joseph J. Beal (2004-2005)Peggy W. Glass (2005-2006)Gregory E. Rothe (2006-2007)John E. Burke (2007-2008)Jerry L. Clark (2008-2009)M. Jeff Taylor (2009-2010)Sonia Lambert (2010-2011)James M. Parks (2011-2012)Luana Buckner (2012-2013)Phillip J. Ford (2013-2014)Robert J. Brandes (2014-2015)John W. Grant (2015-2016)Phil Kelley (2016-2017)Michael J. Booth (2017-2018)Hope Wells (2018-2019)*deceased

NEW BOARD MEMBERSGeneral & EnvironmentalTony Smith Carollo Engineers - Austin

Howard Slobodin Trinity River Authority - Arlington

GroundwaterMike Turco Harris Galveston Subsidence District - Friendswood

IndustrialLiz Fazio Hale Gulf Coast Authority - Houston

Presidents’ PanelWade Oliver INTERA - Sugar Land

Sam Vaugh HDR Engineering - Austin

NEW PRESIDENT - ELECTDuring the December 2020 TWCA board meeting, Walt Sears of Northeast Texas Municipal Water District was voted in as the TWCA president-elect. Walt will join the presidential tree in June 2021 at the TWCA Summer Conference.


COMMITTEES

All TWCA members can participate in TWCA panel meetings.

Executive CommitteeChaired by TWCA President Kent Satterwhite

Comprised of the president, past president, and president-elect, along with two members from each panel: the Chair, who also serves as a Vice President of the Association, and a vice-chair.

GroundwaterChaired by Hope Wells & Brian SledgeBuilds consensus among members to develop groundwater legislation; six issue-specific subcommittees

Water QualityChaired by Randy PalachekFocuses on water quality standards, drinking water, stormwater, and wastewater

Federal AffairsChaired by Tom Ray Works to track and understand federal actions and legislation that may impact Texas water resource management

Membership & ServicesChaired by Connie Curtis, & Vice-Chairs Lance McLeod & Tony SmithWelcomes new members, assists in planning conferences, and helps staff with communication and outreach to members; eight issue-specific subcommittees were formed

Texas Water Day PlanningChaired by Denis Qualls, Tom Ray & Amy Stelter Works to plan and organize TWCA’s Texas Water Day annual event in Washington, DC, and to draft issue briefs for the event

PolicyChaired by Dan BuhmanProvides direction to the board on substantive policies regarding Texas water management; members are appointed by the president

Water Laws Chaired by Howard Slobodin Keeps membership informed about the latest water law issues, provides legal expertise, and provides ongoing legal education to members when possible

Endangered SpeciesChaired by Glenn Clingenpeel Works to understand and/or mitigate the impacts of endangered and threatened species listings on water supplies and associated public utilities and services

Executive Committee Members

PanelDrainageGeneral & EnvironmentalGroundwaterIndustrialIrrigation MunicipalNavigation & Flood ControlRiver Authorities Utility Districts

ChairDon Carona Carolyn AhrensDrew SatterwhiteGlenn LordSonny Hinojosa Wayne Owen Lyn Clancy Kevin Ward Chris Wingert

Andre’ McDonaldEd ShackelfordJoe B. CooperSara TaysGlenn JarvisDenis Qualls Tom GoochWalt Sears Mike Thuss

Surface WaterChaired by Lyn Clancy & Walt SearsBuilds consensus among members to develop surface water legislation; four issue-specific subcommittees

Wholesale RatesChaired by Howard Slobodin & Allison ElderProvides policymaking input regarding potential reforms to the wholesale water rate appeal process; transitioned to a subcommittee of the surface water committee

ACTIVE COMMITTEES IN 2020


COMMUNICATIONS CONFLUENCE

SOCIAL MEDIA STATS

• Restructured news outlet to offer more timely information to members especially related to fast-changing COVID updates• Transitioned to e-blasts only• Archived emails on website and blogs

PLATINUM Bickerstaff Heath Delgado Acosta LLPBrazos River AuthorityKimley-Horn & Associates, Inc.Lloyd Gosselink Rochelle & Townsend, P.C.Metropolitan Water Company, L.P.North Texas Municipal Water DistrictSabine River AuthorityTarrant Regional Water DistrictTrinity River AuthorityUpper Trinity Regional Water District

GOLD Halff AssociatesINTERANewGen Strategies & Solutions SILVER Gulf Coast AuthorityPanhandle GCDSan Jacinto River Authority BRONZEBlanton & AssociatesClearwater UWCDWEST Consultants

1419

e-blasts

sponsors

Thank you to our 2020 Confluence News Sponsors!

1496 likes

+269 from 2019

+215 from 2019

2166 followers

TWCA saw its highest engagement on social media in March 2020


MEMBERSHIP

Engineering/Environmental/Construction Firms

Associations & Other

Legal Firms

Consulting Firms

Municipalities

TWCA Member Breakout 2020

Water Providers

Groundwater Conservation Districts

Other Water Districts

25%

15%

15%

14%

9%

9%

7%

6%

21

2,356

BY THE NUMBERS

New members

Participating individuals within those entities

Advanced Groundwater Solutions, LLC

Armbrust & Brown PLLCCottonwood Creek MUD No.1 Environmental Defense Fund

Hays County MUD No. 5Law Office of Myron Hess

National Wildlife Federation North Austin MUD No. 1

Northtown MUDPaloma Lake MUD No. 1Paloma Lake MUD No. 2

Siena MUD #1 Siena MUD #2Sonterra MUD

The Colony MUD No. 1ATravis County MUD No. 2

Travis County MUD No. 14Triple C Services LLC

TROW CommunicationsWilliamson County MUD No. 22

Vista Oak MUD

400Total member entities

NEW MEMBERS


MEMBERSHIP & SERVICES COMMITTEEThe M&S Committee restructured in 2020. Chair Connie Curtis and Vice-Chairs Lance McLeod and Tony Smith developed an organizational chart that separates the Membership and Services divisions. Both divisions have four subcommittees.

Membership & Services CommitteeConnie Curtis

LIFETIME MEMBERSHIPS

Lifetime memberships are given to dedicated TWCA members who are retiring and have an exemplary record of service to the association. This distinguished honor is voted on by the TWCA board.

LIFETIME MEMBER AWARDSIn 2020, former TWCA General Manager Dean Robbins received a lifetime membership and the board voted to award Tim Brown and Lori Traweek lifetime memberships at the Annual Convention in 2021.

Tim Brown Law Office of Timothy L. Brown

Lori Traweek Gulf Coast Authority

Dean RobbinsRobbins Advocacy

Membership Committee

Tony Smith

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion - Lauren Kalisek

& Hope Wells

Identity Brand - Cory Shockley & Emily Rogers

Recruiting/Retention - Ty Embrey & Wayne Owen

Sponsorship - Melinda Silva

Services Committee Lance McLeod

Panel/Committee Support - Drew Satterwhite

Social Outreach - Mike Turco

Volunteer/Conferences - Velma Danielson

Webinar - Barney Austin


EVENTS

ANNUAL CONVENTION (IN-PERSON)MARCH 4-6, 2020 | Fort Worth

in attendance

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

410

Kent HanceHance

Scarborough, LLP

Brigadier General Paul Owen

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Commissioner Jayne Harkins

International Boundary & Water Commission

Director Kathleen Jackson Texas Water

Development Board

Josh Roberts Texas Dept. of

Emergency Management

Administrator Ken McQueen EPA Region 6

Chairman Lyle Larson House Natural

Resources Committee

Chairman Charles Perry Senate Water & Rural

Affairs Committee

AWARD WINNERS

L to R: President’s Award winners Matt Phillips and TWDB Chairman Peter Lake, Leroy Goodson Leadership in Water Award winner Chairman Charles Perry, TWCA Outgoing President David Montagne, and TWCA General Manager Stacey Steinbach.

Lance McLeod (left) received the Membership & Services Volunteer of the Year Award from M&S Chair Ty Embrey.

Chairman Lyle Larson received a president’s award during the luncheon.


FUN TIMES AT THE ANNUAL (WE MISS YOU ALL)


SUMMER CONFERENCE (VIRTUAL)

FALL CONFERENCE (VIRTUAL)

OTHER EVENTS

JUNE 17-19, 2020

OCTOBER 21-23, 2020

in attendance

in attendance

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

333

283

Commissioner Bobby Janecka

Texas Commission onEnvironmental Quality

Judge Lina Hidalgo Harris County

John Nielsen-Gammon State Climatologist

Deputy Director Earl Lott

TCEQ Office of Water

Radhika Fox U.S. Water Alliance

Comptroller Glenn Hegar

Texas Comptroller

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

First Time Happening in TWCA’s History• Hosted a virtual conference• Staggered panel and committee meetings in different time slots• Hosted a virtual trivia game (Howard Slobodin won)• Held a themed virtual happy hour

• Hosted TWCA Risk Management Fund Seminar• Featured keynote speakers from across the state and nation

Chairman Charles Perry Senate Water & Rural

Affairs Committee

WEBINARSOne Water Hosted by Dr. Robert Mace, Meadows Center for Water & the Environment and Jennifer Walker, National Wildlife FederationWholesale Rates Hosted by Howard Slobodin, Trinity River Authority

NETWORKING ZOOMS The M&S Committee hosted two virtual Zoom networking events in between conferences.

MEETINGS Hosted numerous regional manager, executive committee, and other meetings on the Zoom platform.

The crazy hat and Zoom background room was a hit!

EVENTS


POLICY

GROUNDWATER COMMITTEEChairs: Hope Wells and Brian Sledge Six subcommittees: Unreasonable DFCs, Petition a GCD for Rulemaking, Notice to Affected Landowners, Mitigation, Bed and Banks v. “Waste”, Deadline to File a Lawsuit Against a GCD

PRIORITY ISSUES• Petition a GCD for Rulemaking (legislative) • Unreasonable Desired Future Conditions (legislative)

BY THE NUMBERScommittee members154committee meetings 2subcommittee meetings10

SURFACE WATER COMMITTEEChairs: Lyn Clancy and Walt Sears Four subcommittees: Wholesale Rate Appeals*, Expedited Declaratory Judgment Act, Environmental Flows, Impediments to Onsite Direct Reuse

PRIORITY ISSUES• Public Interest Determination Appeals (legislative)• Onsite Direct Reuse (non-legislative)

BY THE NUMBERScommittee members158committee meetings 2subcommittee meetings12

*The TWCA Board also created a PUC Rate Committee, which met six times over the summer and developed the knowledge base and drafting that supported the work of the Surface Water Wholesale Rate Subcommittee.

WATER LAWS COMMITTEEChair: Howard Slobodin

IN ACTION• Adopted a new policy to guide TWCA participation in friend-of-the-court briefs • Filed five amicus briefs on a number of different topics

BY THE NUMBERScommittee members88amicus briefs5state-level comment letters2


OTHER POLICY WORKCoordination with other state and federal water associations, including participation with the National Water Resources Association

ENDANGERED SPECIES COMMITTEEChair: Glenn Clingenpeel PRIORITY ISSUE

Expand Contracting Eligibility for Habitat Research Funds (legislative)

BY THE NUMBERScommittee members42federal comment letter1committee meetings3

FEDERAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEEChair: Tom Ray IN ACTION

• Created a listserv to better communicate federal issues among TWCA membership • Prepared *Federal Issue Papers explaining TWCA’s key federal priorities

BY THE NUMBERScommittee members74federal comment letters2committee meetings4issue briefs11

POLICY COMMITTEEChair: Dan Buhman BY THE NUMBERS

committee members20committee meeting1new policy adopted1

IN ACTION• Reviewed two policy sections• Adopted a flood policy

POLICY

*TWCA’s Federal Issue Papers have received widespread compliments and the format has become a model for other states.


PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS

TEXAS GROUND WATER ASSOCIATION TWCA RISK MANAGEMENT FUND

• Managed services for 600 members• Hosted TGWA Annual Convention (Jan. 2020)• Launched new website and membership management software• Conducted a wholesale rewrite of TGWA bylaws and board structure• Created new platforms for and hosted virtual webinar continuing education classes for drillers/pump installers• Facilitated virtual board and committee meetings• Published (4) newsletters distributing 1,000 print issues per quarter

• Handled administrative duties, including bill payments, check issuance, and deposits• Coordinated with RMF staff on financial security and reporting requirements• Participated in board meetings • Helped host virtual training seminars during Summer Conference• Updated the contract between TWCA and RMF to better define the Association’s management role• Coordinated on new partnership opportunities

TGWA Board Members Roger Russell and Mike Pyburn pose at the TGWA booth during the January 2020 Convention in Frisco.

TWCA RMF’s Micheon Balmer and Parker Chambers chatted with attendees during the March 2020 TWCA Annual Convention in Fort Worth.

Through management contracts, TWCA staff oversees operations for TGWA and assists with administrative duties of TWCA RMF.

FINANCES & OPERATIONS

OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTSStacey Steinbach became the first woman and fifth ever TWCA General Manager Sarah Kirkle was hired to become TWCA’s first Director of Policy & Legislative Affairs

Launched new TWCA website and membership management software saving money, streamlining operations, and strengthening TWCA’s ability to engage with its members - the new system also empowers members to track their own membership status and update company information so that TWCA has the most up-to-date membership data

Hosted two virtual conferences with more than 500 attendees

Staff quickly learned and fully implemented virtual event platforms including Zoom and GoToWebinar, offering an entirely new event delivery service to our membership

Registrations Sponsorships*

Member Dues Management Contracts/Other

AssetsCash and Equivalent $170,027

Other Current Assets $22,773

Property and Equipment $2,807

Accounts Receivable $20,110

Total Assets $215,717

LiabilitiesAccounts Payable/Other $1,085

Legal Advocacy Fund $41,556

Total Liabilities $42,641

Net AssetsFund Balance $110,405

Net Income $62,671

Total Net Assets $173,076

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $215,717

Actuals BudgetIncome 1,199,872 1,356,000

Expenses 1,137,201 1,296,100

62,071 59,900**

*In a typical year, sponsorships and conference registrations generally make up nearly 50% of TWCA’s annual revenue. However, the transition of two TWCA conferences to a virtual format in 2020 meant that income and expenses for these two events were down by more than $150,000, which meant for less overall revenue and expenses in

2020 Income By Category

these categories but allowed for similar net profit margins. **TWCA collects legislative news subscriptions in even-numbered years and for 2020 budgeted that revenue as surplus funds to replenish reserves that were lost in 2019 and initially expected for 2021.

29%

30%

13%

28%

THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS!

AEI Engineering | A Baxter & Woodman Company*Allen Boone Humphries Robinson LLP*AquaStrategies, Inc.*Bickerstaff Heath Delgado Acosta LLP*Blanton & Associates, Inc.*Canadian River Municipal Water Authority*Carollo Engineers, Inc.Clearwater Underground Water Conservation DistrictColorado River Municipal Water DistrictDaniel B. Stephens & AssociatesEnvironmental Defense Fund*Freese & Nichols, Inc.GEI Consultants, Inc.Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority*Gulf Coast AuthorityGulf Coast Water AuthorityHalff Associates, Inc.Harris-Galveston Subsidence District*HDR Engineering, Inc.Hollaway Environmental & CommunicationsHyde Regulatory Consulting, LLC*INTERA, Inc.*Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc.Lavaca Navidad River Authority*LJA Engineering*Lloyd Gosselink Rochelle & Townsend, P.C.Lower Neches Valley AuthorityLRE Water, LLC

*McCall, Parkhurst & Horton, L.L.P.National Wildlife AssociationNewGen Strategies & Solutions, LLCNorrisLeal, PLLC*North Harris County Regional Water AuthorityNorth Plains Groundwater Conservation District*North Texas Municipal Water DistrictNortheast Texas Municipal Water DistrictPanhandle Groundwater Conservation District*Parsons Water & InfrastructurePhillips & JordanPlummer Associates, Inc.Prairielands Groundwater Conservation DistrictRobbins Advocacy*Ron Lewis & Associates*Sabine River Authority of TexasSan Antonio River AuthoritySan Antonio Water System*San Jacinto River AuthoritySledgeLaw Group PLLCStantec*Tarrant Regional Water DistrictTexans for Clean WaterTitus County Fresh Water Supply District #1*Trinity River Authority of Texas*TWCA Risk Management FundUpper Trinity Regional Water DistrictWSP, USA

*Sponsored all three conferences.

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