The time to start evaluating your options and planning to take advantage of SWIFT funding for water conservation is now. Is your utility considering whether SWIFT funding from the Texas Water Development Board is an appropriate funding source for managing your water supplies?
2016 SWIFT Funding Workshops: Presentation materials
Introduction
Jennifer Walker, Sierra Club, Lone Star Chapter and Juan Landivar, Director, Texas A&M Agrilife Research
Region M Water Plan Overview – What Role Does Water Conservation Play?
Tomas Rodriguez, Chair, Rio Grande Regional Water Planning Group (Region M)
Region M Water Plan Overview – What Role Does Water Conservation Play? from Texas Living Waters Project
How Conservation fits into Texas’ Water Supply Picture
Jennifer Walker, Water Resources Program Manager, Sierra Club – Lone Star Chapter
Digging into the SWIFT Application Process
Tom Entsminger, State Programs Coordinator, Texas Water Development Board
Navigating the SWIFT Application Process: Water Conservation Projects
Jonathan Kleinman, President, Aiqueous
Navigating the SWIFT Application Process: Water Conservation Projects from Texas Living Waters Project
Case Studies – SWIFT Funds for Municipal Conservation
The City of Keller & City of Bedford
William Moriarty P.E. and Tom Hoover P.E
Case Studies: SWIFT Funds for Municipal Conservation in City of Keller & City of Bedford from Texas Living Waters Project
Water Conservation & Water Rates – Communication Strategies
Sapna Mulki, Water Director, Hahn Public
Water Conservation, SWIFT and the Texas Water Development Board
Kathleen Jackson, Director, Texas Water Development Board
Region K Water Plan Overview – What Role Does Water Conservation Play?
John Burke, Chair, Lower Colorado Regional Water Planning Group (Region K)
Region K Water Plan Overview: What Role Does Water Conservation Play? from Texas Living Waters Project
Case Study: SWIFT Funds for Municipal Conservation – City of Austin
Heather Cooke, Governmental Affairs, Austin Water
Case Study: SWIFT Funds for Municipal Conservation – City of Austin from Texas Living Waters Project
What’s in the Region C Plan: How much conservation do we need and how are we going to get there?
Amy Kaarlela, Project Manager, Region C Water Planning Group (Freese & Nichols)
What’s in the Region C Plan: How much conservation do we need and how are we going to get there? from Texas Living Waters Project
Communicating with Your Customers to Create Advocates
Sapna Mulki, Water Director, Hahn Public
Case Study: The City of Fort Worth’s Application for SWIFT Funds: Process and Lessons Learned
Micah Reed, Water Conservation Manager, City of Fort Worth
Case Study: The City of Fort Worth’s Application for SWIFT Funds: Process and Lessons Learned from Texas Living Waters Project
Case Study: The City of Keller’s Application for SWIFT Funds
William Moriarty P.E., Vice-President, King Engineering; Keith Fisher, Director of Public Works, City of Keller; and Thomas Hoover, Thomas Hoover Engineering, LLC
How Conservation fits into the Gulf Coast’s Water Supply Picture
Mike Turco – Harris-Galveston Subsidence District
Groundwater Regulation and the Role of Water Conservation in the Future Water Needs of the Houston Region from Texas Living Waters Project
What’s in the Region H Plan? How much conservation do we need and how are we going to get there?
What’s in the Region H Plan? How much conservation do we need and how are we going to get there? from Texas Living Waters Project
Jason Afinowicz – Region H Water Planning Group (Freese & Nichols)
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An Evaluation of a Potential Water Conservation Project Using SWIFT Financing
An Evaluation of a Potential Water Conservation Project Using SWIFT Financing from Texas Living Waters Project
Michael Bloom, R.G. Miller Engineers, Inc.
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