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Projects of the TMDL Program

Projects to improve water quality in rivers, lakes, and bays of Texas by reducing pollution
satellite photo of the Houston metropolitan area and Galveston Bay
Satellite Image of the Houston Metropolitan Area and Galveston Bay
Photograph courtesy of NASA

The TMDL Program works to restore Texas waterways that have limited quality in relation to one or more of their assigned uses, such as recreation, fishing, or a healthy aquatic environment.

The program develops plans to improve water quality and also manages studies that determine where TMDLs are necessary. Learn more about TMDLs and How They Are Implemented.

Current Projects

Information about current projects. Does not include projects for which both TMDLs and Implementation Plans are complete, or completed assessment projects.

TMDLs and I-Plans

Surveys and Assessments

Completed Projects

Pending TMDLs

Inactive pending results of other water quality management activities.

All Projects

Both TMDLs and assessments, listed in alphabetical order by project name.

For More Information

Please send us an e-mail at tmdl@tceq.texas.gov or call 512-239-6682. Or join the TMDL News e-mail list.

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Public Comment Requested

On proposed drafts of three TMDLs and their implementation plan for the Carters Creek Watershed. The public comment period ends at midnight, May 28, 2012.