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TWDB outlines $20 billion potential through Senate Bill 7; solicitations planned for SRF and supplemental programs
Summary
The Texas Water Development Board told the advisory group it expects up to $1 billion annually for 20 years under Senate Bill 7 if voters approve the measure; the board plans solicitations for state revolving funds and supplemental programs including emerging contaminants and lead service line work.
The Texas Water Development Board briefed the Drinking Water Advisory Work Group on the status of water infrastructure funding related to Senate Bill 7, which would send a $1 billion-per-year bond authorization to Texas voters for 20 years if approved.
Keeda (TWDB outreach) told the group that the measure—described during the meeting as the "water bill, Senate Bill 7"—would, if approved by voters in November, expand the pool of money available for new water creation projects and for aging water and…
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