Newsroom Home 9 Lake Ralph Hall Resources 9 Newsroom Lake Ralph Hall News Announcing: The lake manager & new muscle to deliver water0 month agoView More RECENT RELEASES Lake Ralph Hall Pipeline Nearing CompletionTemporary Ladonia Fossil Park is ClosingFM 2990 bridge is closing, traffic will reroute Read More For general media inquiries, please contact: Jason Pierce Manager of Governmental Affairs & Communications 972-219-1228 [email protected] Recent News Stories Flowing again: Texas restoration project returns streams to natural state0 month agoView MoreRestoring North Texas Streams to Historical Flows0 month agoView MoreLake Ralph Hall Pipeline Nearing Completion4 months agoFANNIN COUNTY, TX — The final section of pipeline to transport water from Lake Ralph Hall is nearing completion, a major milestone for Texas’ newest lake. Lake Ralph Hall will provide up to 54 million gallons of water per day to the communities Upper Trinity Regional Water District serves in Denton and Collin counties, as […]View MoreFannin County Park scheduled to close for construction5 months agoCurrently, UTRWD construction crews are working on a man-made lake known as Lake Ralph Hall… “What is happening now is water is backing up into the North Sulphur River. Depending on the water flow, the park is inaccessible, and you’re not able to get down to the river channel,” said Pierce. “And it’s just not something […]View More Read More Lake Ralph Hall eNews Announcing: The lake manager & new muscle to deliver water0 month agoView MoreNew Streams Flow This Spring0 month agoThe five new streams below Leon Hurse Dam are now flowing with spring rain. Grass and trees are also growing along the six miles of tributaries that Upper Trinity Regional Water District restored to natural habitat.​ The surrounding ecosystem is also beginning to thrive once again.​ The team carefully mapped and reconstructed the streams to follow their original winding paths, which had been altered for farmland in the early 20th century. Over the next seven years, Upper Trinity’s contractor, Texas Mitigation Solutions, will monitor the area to ensure the streams and habitat remain healthy and effective.View MoreCelebrating a pipeline milestone, plus temporary fossil park closure4 months agoView More Past eNewletters
