Resources for Other Public Entities

This list shows all resources relevant to public entities other than municipalities.

You can filter the results by selecting one or more resource types using the form below.

The Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center education activities are focused on urban needs in planning and implementing strategies for convenience, quality of life, economic attractiveness, and sustainable stewardship of natural resources.
Basic
For users looking for erosion reduction methods to use while engaging in forestry activities.
Intermediate
For Texas Community Development Block Grant Recipients who are providing On-Site Sewage Facility (OSSF) assistance to homeowners.
Intermediate
Provides Community Development Block Grant guidance to those providing assistance to OSSF issues.
Advanced
The Texas Living Waters Conservation Scorecard highlights which Texas water utilities are doing well in their effort to advances water conservation and which regions need more conservation effort.
Basic
The Municipal Water Conservation Recommendations provide suggestions for common-sense water conservation measures to cities and local water utilities.
Basic
Used to create awareness regarding the importance of incorporating green space into urban plan.
Basic
TREIA seeks to advance the growth of the renewable energy industry in Texas.
Intermediate
The Texas SmartScape program educates citizens on the ecological, economic and aesthetic benefits of using landscaping plants, shrubs, grasses and trees that are native or adapted to our regional climate and local conditions. The program also promotes education on pollution prevention through efficient and effective water use for citizens' benefit.
Basic
The Texas Trees Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose goals are to create an urban forest by planting trees on public streets, boulevards, and rights-of-way and to improve parks and public natural green spaces.
Basic
The Texas Trees Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose goals are to create an urban forest by planting trees on public streets, boulevards, and rights-of-way and to improve parks and public natural green spaces.
Basic
The Texas Water DFund provides financial assistance for water supply, wastewater, and flood control projects.
Intermediate
To provide guidance for those creating a Watershed Protection Plan.
Intermediate
TWRI provides solutions to water quality and quantity issues in Texas.
Intermediate
This tool is intended to help local government officials screen tools and resources designed to measure the emissions, energy, and economic impacts of current and prospective initiatives at both the government operations and community-wide scales.
This page provides links to various current and recurring grant opportunities and incentives for clean technology and infrastructure. Funding programs that address air quality, such as clean vehicle projects, are available from a number of federal, state, local, and non-profit entities.
Basic
This regional effort includes resources to get involved with litter cleanup, including "Adopt a Spot" and volunteer opportunities.
Basic
Reports on the Texas Clean Rivers Program's (CRP) activities and results from 2016.
Intermediate
Reports on the Texas Clean Rivers Program's (CRP) activities and results from 2016.
Intermediate
Many different strategies are used to help stakeholders improve water quality of an area, including a low impact development (LID) approach, and implementation of green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) into the urban and rural environment.
Intermediate