# Austin Water

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KUT Morning Newscast for May 22, 2025: Austin’s city council will make a decision today that will determine what downtown looks like for generations

Central Texas top stories for May 22, 2025. Austin’s city council will decide whether or not to put parks on I-35 after the TxDOT lowers the main lanes. Austin ISD is asking for community feedback as it develops a plan to consolidate schools in an effort to save money. Austin Water is asking custom…

Episode 55 - Competitive Reading with Austin Waters

On this episode, Austin Waters, a friend of mine from high school, describes how he has had lots of experience with many different types of reading and writing. We discuss reading plays, how we read so many good books in high school, and how competition in reading can be detrimental.    Books men…

Bridging Bastrop’s Future: A Conversation with Ishmael Harris

In this episode of The Bastrop Podcast, we sit down with Bastrop Mayor Candidate Ishmael Harris to explore his lifelong connection to Bastrop and his vision for its future. Ishmael shares stories of growing up in the tight-knit community, reflects on his experience with Austin Water, and discusses …

KUT Afternoon Newscast for June 27, 2025: Austin Water is providing more details about what caused a massive increase in the amount of treated water that’s leaked from its distribution system

Central Texas top stories for June 27, 2025. The city lost nearly 9.3 billion gallons in 2024. Job Corps in San Marcos was set to shut down next week, but will remain open temporarily. Tomorrow is Austin Public Health’s Take a Loved One for a Check-up Day. Taylor Pride will hold its fifth annual mu…

Why Austinites Should Still Conserve Water, Even After Flooding

Yes, we just saw record-breaking rainfall that brought more rain to Austin in July than we typically see throughout an entire summer. And yes, the reservoirs that hold Austinites’ drinking water are 95% full for the first time since 2019. But that still doesn’t mean you can water your lawn every da…

Episode #44: Austin Waters

Austin Waters is the founder and owner of Waters Lending, where his passion for helping clients achieve their dreams meets his entrepreneurial drive. A devoted girl dad, Austin balances business success with a full and adventurous life. When he’s not building financial solutions, you’ll find him sn…

The Todd & Oz Show 2-26-26

The Austin City Council is expected to vote today on a number of items aimed at tackling homelessness, including funds to expand the Esperanza community, Austin Water is asking the city for another $600 million to fund its Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant and rural Republicans are coming out…

Drought Conditions and Rethinking How We Use Water

Host Brian Fitzgerald is joined on this edition of Inside Austin by Kevin Critendon, Assistant Director, Environmental, Planning, and Development Services Program from Austin Water to discuss the current drought conditions and how we need to rethink our relationship with our most precious resource.…

Innovative Water Conservation Plan Reporting with Austin Water’s Kevin Kluge

Kevin Kluge, the Water Conservation Manager for Austin Water down in Austin, Texas, details the water conservation plan reporting paradigm that he and Austin Water have developed. Kevin covers leading and lagging metrics, developing and refining a novel reporting framework, and much more. Plus, Ree…

67: Stop Squeezing the Lemon: L&D's Role in Ending Toxic Performance Culture | Michele Lau Torres

If your engagement, wellness, and workplace culture programs feel a bit stale, this episode is your wake-up call. Dr. Mickey Fitch-Collins sits down with Michele Lau Torres, Chief Learning Officer for the City of Austin, for a candid, energetic conversation on how learning and development can go fr…