Nexus Water Group

We're so proud of our employees who show up and support their communities after hours. Great job Lauren and well-deserved recognition indeed!

Happy #NationalPetDay! Whether they bark, purr, chirp, or swim, pets are part of the family—and they rely on clean, safe water just like we do. At Nexus, we’re proud to deliver the reliable water services that help keep pets healthy, hydrated, and ready for their next adventure!

Thank you, Craig, for sharing your knowledge and expertise on this critical topic during the Center for Public Utilities' Current Issues 2025 conference. 👏

Water is the foundation of life, yet much of the country’s water and wastewater systems often go unnoticed. These systems are aging and need continuous investment to avoid crisis situations like we’ve seen in communities where investment needs are ignored. #WaterWeek2025 is a time to focus on developing solutions that will ensure access to this resource for generations to come.

We are excited to celebrate our first anniversary as Nexus Water Group! Our team strives each day to stay focused and grounded on our mission to deliver reliable services to our communities.

Congratulations to Jesse Donelson, Angela Hicks, and Tommy Posey of Texas Water Utilities for their outstanding first place win at the Texas American Water Works Association’s Top Ops Competition!

Throughout #WomensHistoryMonth, we're showcasing the talented women of Nexus! Today we're featuring Rachel Reusch, Project Manager with Sunshine Water Services. What is the best advice you've received? "My first mentor at my first job in the water industry gave me a great piece of advice. Don't be afraid to ask questions. My mentor expressed that it might feel uncomfortable asking something you think others already know, but they assured me that everyone has been there. Asking questions, even the ones that feel basic, is how you learn and grow. It shows you're engaged and eager to understand, and people respect that. So, don’t hold back—if something doesn’t make sense, ask about it. You’re building the foundation for your future knowledge. In fact, asking the "silly" questions can often lead to the biggest breakthroughs." What advice would you give to your younger self? "Be confident, even when you feel out of your depth. There will be times when you'll be in a room filled with people who seem more experienced or know more than you. It can feel intimidating, but trust me—everyone started somewhere, and they were once in your shoes. Don’t doubt yourself. Your perspective is valuable, and you have insights worth sharing. Speak up. You might surprise yourself with how much your voice matters, and the people around you will start to recognize your unique contribution. Confidence doesn’t come from knowing everything; it comes from being comfortable with who you are and the knowledge you bring to the table."

We're proud to share another employee spotlight for #WomensHistoryMonth! Today we're featuring Angela Hicks, Area Manager with Texas Water Utilities. How did you first become interested in the water industry, and what was your journey like to get here? "My passion for public drinking water began with my career at the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). I had the opportunity to work with a talented group of engineers on the TCEQ Texas Optimization Program (TOP). They encouraged and mentored my career development which led to me achieving certifications in both Special Performance Evaluations (SPE’s) and EPA triggered surface water facility mandatory Comprehensive Performance Evaluation (mCPE’s). I continued to serve with the Area Wide Optimization Program covering EPA Region 6.  I am truly grateful to have had mentors that loved the water industry and poured their experience and knowledge into me as a young investigator. As a TWU Area Manager, I am able to use my previous experience and regulatory background to be a part of the solutions and make a positive impact for the company and our customers."   What advice would you give to your younger self? "My advice is that it’s better to have tried and failed, then have never tried at all. The fear of failure can paralyze us, preventing us from taking risks and pursuing our passions. By actively trying, even if it leads to failure, we gain valuable experience and open ourselves up to new possibilities. Once you discover that your failures don’t define you….possibilities are endless."

It's #FixALeakWeek! A dripping faucet, running toilet, or hidden pipe leak may not seem like much—but those small leaks add up fast! This week, take a few minutes to be a #leakdetective and make simple fixes to save water. https://lnkd.in/g-CFR2k

Today, we’re feeling lucky to provide reliable utility services to our communities—because when it comes to water and wastewater, safety isn't left to chance!🍀 As you celebrate, remember that every drop counts. Let’s all do our part to conserve and protect this precious resource.