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by Carol Flake, The Texas Tribune
October 20, 2015
What: The 14th Annual North Central Texas American Water Works Association Seminar, with presentations on San Antonio’s brackish water program, water conservation, water planning and operation and regulatory and legislative updates.
Who: Sponsored by the North Central Texas chapter of the American Water Works Association, with speakers from the San Antonio Water System and local groundwater districts.
When: Oct. 23, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where: Petroleum Club of Forth Worth, 777 Main St., Fort Worth
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