Welcome to the NTAEP home page. Our group is composed of environmental professionals from the greater Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas Metroplex. Our group meets during the lunch hour on the third Wednesday of each month except for the summer months of June through August. Our meetings feature a speaker and time for networking. See below for upcoming meetings and go ahead and register if you like! We hope you can join us soon!
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North Texas Association of Environmental Professionals (NTAEP)
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NTAEP Monthly Meeting - 3514 W. Airport Freeway, Irving, Texas 75062
11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Next meeting is September 16, 2026
Matt Oliver with the Tarrant Regional Water District presents
"Updates on the Central City Flood Conrol Project and Panther Island
Development."
Join us to hear the latest updates on the Central City Flood Control Project and Panther Island Development. Learn about the anticipated award of the North Bypass Channel construction contract later this year, marking a major milestone as the project enters its next phase of flood control construction. You'll also hear about progress on the new canal system, envisioned as a vibrant waterfront destination, along with a recent mixed-use development announcement and placemaking initiatives that continue to shape Panther Island's future.
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Matt Oliver has worked in public relations and community outreach for the Panther Island/Central City project since September of 2009. He serves as the head of the
Communications Department; he is the media contact for the project, gives project updates to a wide range of organizations, manages project messaging and assists with
the execution of events related to the project. Matt received his Bachelors of Arts Degree from Texas Tech University. He is also involved in the Amon G. Carter Downtown YMCA, Fort Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau, Urban Land Institute North Texas Young Leaders Executive Committee, SteerFW Keyholder, and many other programs.
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