Membership Awards

The Texas Section AWWA recognizes members for their outstanding recruitment efforts that help maintain the Texas Section’s leadership as the largest single state section of AWWA’s forty-three sections with over 4,300 members. Even during the Pandemic, the section’s continued growth is a testimony to our meeting the needs of water professionals statewide. And, our volunteers who recruit new members are the reason the Texas Section AWWA remains the most influential water organization in the state. This year we recognize the following for their outstanding recruitment efforts this past year.

Melissa Bryant - 2 members

Stephen Smith - 3 members

Texas State Chapter - 15 members

Texas A&M Chapter - 19 members

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Watermark Awards

CATEGORY IV Community Outreach and Education Programs: events, curriculums, programs.

Large Utility » City of Frisco: Weekly WaterWise

E-Newsletter. River Authorities or Districts » North

Texas Municipal Water District: Water Conservation

STEM Clinics. Honorable Mentions » City of

Georgetown: Painted Rain Barrel Project. McAllen Public Utility: Water Education Camps. North Texas Municipal Water District: No Water Trivia.

CATEGORY V OpEds and Features: guest editorials or columns, feature stories or series.

Small Utility » City of College Station Water Services: Waterful Wednesday radio spots.

CATEGORY VI Multimedia: video and photography.

Large Utility » City of Plano: “Wipe-Out” Animated Wipes

Abatement Video. River Authorities or Districts »

Upper Trinity Regional Water District: Lake Ralph Hall

One Year Later Video Honorable Mention » Texas

Water Development Board: SWIFT program: No Texas miracle without Texas water.

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