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Find My Water Provider App Lake Houston intake pump station. Northeast Water
Purification Plant Expansion Project (4-2024) Capers Ridge Pump Station - Part
of the Luce Bayou Interbasin Transfer project that was completed in 2021
Schindewolf Regional Pump Station
(FKA Spears Road R.P.S.) NHCRWA Louetta Pump Station Construction of the
Rendl Regional Pump Station
(FKA SH249 R.P.S.) (7/2022) Open Cut pipe installation - NHCRWA Water
Distribution and Transmission System Lake Houston intake pump station. Northeast
Water Purification Plant Expansion Project (4-2024) Capers Ridge Pump Station -
Part of the Luce Bayou Interbasin Transfer project that was completed in 2021
Schindewolf Regional Pump Station
(FKA Spears Road R.P.S.) NHCRWA Louetta Pump Station Construction of the
Rendl Regional Pump Station
(FKA SH249 R.P.S.) (7/2022) Open Cut pipe installation - NHCRWA Water
Distribution and Transmission System



HomeNHCRWA Admin2024-06-04T15:20:46-05:00

SECURING A LONG-TERM, RELIABLE SUPPLY OF WHOLESALE DRINKING WATER WHILE KEEPING
THE COST OF WATER AS LOW AS POSSIBLE FOR AS LONG AS POSSIBLE.

On June 18, 1999, the bill (HB 2965) that created the North Harris County
Regional Water Authority (NHCRWA) was signed into law, and called for a special
election to be held on January 15, 2000 so voters could confirm the creation of
the new Authority and elect Directors to lead it.

Following the election, NHCRWA became the single entity empowered to negotiate
for a secure, long-term, reliable, quality supply of wholesale drinking water
for all the independent neighborhoods, municipal utility districts, small
municipalities, and permitted well owners within its boundaries.

NHCRWA’s primary assignment is to develop and implement a strategy for complying
with the Harris-Galveston Subsidence District’s (HGSD) Regulatory Plan that
requires a conversion from groundwater to alternate water via a:


30% reduction of groundwater usage by 2010

60% reduction of groundwater usage by 2025

80% reduction of groundwater usage by 2035


Since the Authority is not a taxing entity, funding for our future water supply
and the infrastructure through which to deliver it is being accomplished through
the sale of revenue bonds, and paid for by revenue from groundwater pumpage fees
and water sales.

In compliance with mandates issued by the HGSD, NHCRWA has:

 * Completed its Groundwater Reduction Plan (GRP) certification
 * Successfully negotiated a long-term water supply contract with the City of
   Houston
 * Designed and constructed the transmission and distribution infrastructure to
   deliver surface water by 2010
 * Achieved the 30% groundwater reduction goal mandated by HGSD by 2010
 * 143 MUDS have entered into an agreement to participate in the authorities GRP

Click here to learn more about NHCRWA

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DID YOU KNOW?


DID YOU KNOW?

If Municipal Utility Districts in Harris-Galveston Subsidence Regulatory (HGSD)
Area 3 DID NOT convert to surface water as mandated by the Texas Legislature,
water users in those districts would be forced to pay the HGSD’s $11.86 per 1000
gallons disincentive fee instead of the NHCRWA’s $3.60 per 1000 gallons
groundwater pumpage fees.


GROUNDWATER $3.60 /1000 GALLONS
SURFACE WATER $4.05/1,000 GALLONS


$11.86 /1000 GALLONS

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE NHCWRA WATER PUMPAGE FEE ON YOUR WATER BILL.


NEWS AND UPDATES


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NHCRWA2024-05-31T12:50:13-05:00

NHCRWA 6-3-24 MEETING INFORMATION

NHCRWA2024-05-31T12:50:13-05:00May 31, 2024|

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NHCRWA2024-05-03T15:43:19-05:00

NHCRWA 5-6-2024 MEETING INFORMATION

NHCRWA2024-05-03T15:43:19-05:00May 3, 2024|

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NHCRWA2024-04-18T14:31:02-05:00

NHCRWA 4-22-2024 SPECIAL MEETING INFORMATION

NHCRWA2024-04-18T14:31:02-05:00April 18, 2024|

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NHCRWA2024-03-28T16:54:32-05:00

NHCRWA 4-1-2024 MEETING INFORMATION

NHCRWA2024-03-28T16:54:32-05:00March 28, 2024|

CLICK HERE FOR MORE NEWS AND UPDATES


SURFACE WATER CONVERSION

NHCRWA DELIVERED APPROXIMATELY 29.1 MGD OF TREATED ALTERNATIVE WATER IN MAY 2024



APRIL 2024 CONVERSION

 * Alternative
 * Groundwater

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Approximate population within NHCRWA boundaries
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Municipal Utility Districts participating in the groundwater reduction program
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Pump stations. Rendl Regional Pump Station (FKA SH249 R.P.S) is now under
construction


NHCRWA IS ON TRACK TO COMPLY WITH THE HGSD GROUNDWATER REDUCTION TO 60% SURFACE
WATER BY 2025, AND 80% BY 2035.



To date NHCRWA has:

 * Designed, purchased easements for and constructed over 335 miles of new
   waterlines to comply with 2010 mandate
 * Constructed over 75 miles of additional waterlines for the 2025 mandate
 * Constructed Louetta Road Pump Station
 * Constructed Schindewolf Regional Pump Station (FKA Spears Road R.P.S)
 * Began construction on the Rendl Regional Pump Station (FKA SH249 R.P.S)
 * NHCRWA has converted and is delivering approximately 30 million gallons per
   day (MGD) of surface water to 57 districts
 * Partnered with the City of Houston on construction of the Greens Road
   Waterline that saves the Authority ~$15 million
 * Partnered with other regional water authorities to acquire, treat and deliver
   an additional 450 MGD of treated surface water
   * The Luce Bayou Interbasin Transfer Project
   * Northeast Water Purification Plant Expansion Project

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