Information for Water Providers
Resources for communicating NFBWA's purpose and fee to your residents.
Water Provider ToolkitPartners in Subsidence Prevention
Water Providers are an important partner for the North Fort Bend Water Authority “NFBWA” in the fight against the dangers of subsidence. The NFBWA works to provide our retail water providers with resources to help communicate the importance of preserving our limited groundwater supply by providing a surface water resource to our communities. We always appreciate hearing how we can better serve you.
Our Fees
The vast majority of our fee is used to pay for the large-scale infrastructure projects necessary to deliver a reliable source of surface water to our area in order to prevent overusing our limited groundwater supplies, which causes subsidence.
We understand that you receive questions from your community on what the NFBWA fee provides. That's why we created our water bill one pager that answers to your residents.
Learn More about Our Fees
Resources for Water Providers
Communicating with Your Residents
Check out our resources to help you communicate the NFBWA's purpose and fees to your residents.
Learn More about Our Programs
People need water, and we understand this. We are vigilant of this need and have created resources for all to use in their daily lives in an effort to help preserve our precious supply.
Surface Water Conversion
Wondering when you will start receiving surface water and what is involved? Learn about surface water conversion of your water distribution system here.
Water Provider Conservation Program Guidance
Rewarding retail water providers for water conservation. Discover what's required to successfully complete the Water Provider Conservation Program.
Reclaimed Water Program Guidance
Get involved in our reclaimed water program and start earning rebates for your community, all while doing your part to prevent subsidence.
Our Policies and Plans
Full listing of NFBWA documents to help you understand who we are and how to meet our requirements.
“It takes time and money and effort to make sure that we have treated water for people to be able to use.”
Drew Tiffany
Water Force Member