Texas Rural Water Association - RuralWaterCon 2027
Dates
March 4, 2027 – March 5, 2027
Venue
Loews Arlington Hotel & Convention Center
Location
Round Rock, United States
Dates
March 4, 2027 – March 5, 2027
Venue
Loews Arlington Hotel & Convention Center
Location
Round Rock, United States
About This Expo
RuralWaterCon, organized by the Texas Rural Water Association (TRWA), is a vital annual convention tailored for professionals and individuals dedicated to the management and operation of water systems. It serves as a critical forum to address the unique challenges and pressing concerns within the rural water industry. Attendees will gain invaluable insights from a comprehensive program featuring regulatory updates, legislative outlooks, and specialized breakout sessions. These sessions delve into crucial topics such as water conservation strategies, brackish groundwater desalination, underground utility damage prevention, and the responsible application of AI in utility operations. The event also hosts a dynamic exhibit hall, where private sector companies present innovative solutions essential for "keeping the water flowing." By participating, attendees can network with industry peers, discover cutting-edge technologies, and enhance their expertise to ensure the sustainable and efficient operation of rural water resources.
Highlights
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Comprehensive Program
Offers regulatory updates, legislative outlooks, and diverse breakout sessions on key industry topics.
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Dynamic Exhibit Hall
Features private sector companies showcasing solutions vital for the rural water industry.
03
Specialized Training Opportunities
Includes Public Funds Investment Act training courses for professional development.
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Networking with Industry Peers
Connect with colleagues, industry leaders, and solution providers to expand your network.
05
Focus on Rural Water Issues
Directly addresses challenges and concerns specific to managing and operating rural water systems.
FAQ
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RuralWaterCon is organized by the Texas Rural Water Association (TRWA).
Breakout sessions cover diverse topics such as legislative outlooks, aeration & lift stations, brackish groundwater desalination, utility damage prevention, water conservation, and leveraging AI in utility operations.
Yes, the convention features an exhibit hall with private sector companies supporting the rural water industry.
For 2026, the exhibit hall was sold out, but a waiting list was available. Exhibitor registration typically opens in mid-January.
Yes, in 2026, Public Funds Investment Act Initial and Renewal training courses were offered.
