Wayne Ahrens Honored for 25 Years of Service at WHCRWA Board Meeting
At its June 10 meeting, the WHCRWA Board of Directors adopted a resolution honoring Wayne Ahrens for 25 years of service to the Authority.
At its June 10 meeting, the WHCRWA Board of Directors adopted a resolution honoring Wayne Ahrens for 25 years of service to the Authority.
Delivering surface water to West Harris County requires an extensive network of pump stations, pipelines, and treatment facilities.
Alia Vinson, General Counsel, reflects on the collaboration, coordination, and commitment that have helped drive the Authority’s success.
The June 10, 2026 Board Meeting will be held at the Fry Road MUD Building at 20111 Saums Road, Katy, Texas 77449.
Dennis Gorden shares a lighthearted story about learning to swim in the rice wells and an unexpected lesson that came with it.
A major WHCRWA milestone: the Central Pump Station began pumping treated surface water from Lake Houston into the regional system.
Troy Anthony reflects on the scale of the facilities, pipelines, and systems required to move water across the region and meet growing demand.
Wayne Ahrens, Program Manager, reflects on the studies, legislation, and early questions that shaped the Authority’s direction.
Strong partnerships are essential to delivering complex infrastructure.
Doug Harris describes the scale and function of the Central Pump Station and its role in delivering surface water across the region.