Will There Be Enough Water in Texas?

Are we turning the Texas panhandle into a desert of the future?

Is it legal to steal your neighbor's water?

Will a multi-year drought mean that some cities will lose their water source?

Regional Water Forum Agenda

September 24, 2011 - Irving Central Library, 801 West Irving Boulevard, Irving, TX 75061

  • Welcome - Miriam Foshay, League of Women Voters
  • Water Supply and Water Planning in Texas - Simone Kiel, Freese and Nichols
  • Water, and the Future of Texas - Lewis McMahan, Director, Texas Water Development Board
  • Question and Answer - All
  • Break (10 Minutes)
  • Groundwater Conservation Districts - How do they work, and do they work? - Tod Maurina, North Texas Groundwater Conservation District
  • Question and Answer - All
  • The environmental perspective - Tyson Broad, Sierra Club
  • Dallas’ Water Supply: Who Gets It? - Dennis Qualls, Dallas Water Utilities
  • Panel Discussion: Are We Ready for a Major Drought?
  • Moderator: Mary Vogelson, Region C Board and League of Women Voters, Dallas.

    Distinguished Panel: - Lewis McMahan, Texas Water Development Board; Tod Maurina, North Texas Groundwater Conservation District; Dennis Qualls, Dallas Water Utilities; Tyson Broad, Sierra Club; Todd Reck, Irving Water Utilities; and Linda Christie, Tarrant Regional Water District

  • Thank You - Miriam Foshay, League of Women Voters
  • Regional Water Forum Videos

    Downloads, Presentations and Other Information

  • Water Supply and Water Planning in Texas - Simone Kiel (2011)
  • Water and the Future of Texas - Lewis McMahan (2011)
  • North Texas Groundwater Conservation Districts - Miriam Foshay (2011)
  • Will There Be Enough Water in Texas - Tyson Broad (2011)
  • Dallas' Water Supply: Who Gets It? - Dennis Qualls (2011)
  • Should Water Be a Commodity? - A Study by the League of Women Voters of Texas Education Fund (2011)
  • Regional Water Forum Sponsors

    The League of Women Voters

    Arlington, Dallas, Irving, Plano/Collin County, Richardson and Tarrant County

    Contacts: Miriam Foshay (630)853-1398 Email Miriam or Fran Morris (214)688-4125 Email Fran