San Jacinto River Authority
Ross Johnston currently serves as the Manager at San Jacinto River Authority, a position held since January 2024. Prior to this role, Ross was the Maintenance Manager at AMPAC Fine Chemicals from October 2022 to January 2024 and the Managing Partner at Republic Land Services from September 2021 to January 2024. Ross has also held positions as Operations Manager at Rogue Industrial Group (RIG) and Thigpen Energy, and as Maintenance Manager at ONEOK. An earlier role included Site Supervisor at Kinder Morgan, Inc., where responsibilities encompassed managing operations and maintenance for natural gas facilities. Ross has experience as an Adjunct Instructor in Flow and Measurement Technology at Lamar Institute of Technology and worked as an Automation Specialist for Chevron. Educational credentials include a Bachelor of Applied Science in Industrial Engineering from Lamar University and an Associate of Science in Instrumentation Technology from Lamar Institute of Technology.
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San Jacinto River Authority
Created by the Texas Legislature in 1937 (Article 8280-121, as amended), the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) is a government agency whose mission is to develop, conserve, and protect the water resources of the San Jacinto River basin. Covering all or part of seven counties, the organization's jurisdiction includes the entire San Jacinto River watershed, excluding Harris County. SJRA is one of 10 major river authorities in the State of Texas, and like other river authorities, its primary purpose is to implement long-term, regional projects related to water supply and wastewater treatment. The SJRA boundaries include the entire watershed of the San Jacinto River and its tributaries excluding Harris County. This includes all of Montgomery County and parts of Walker, Waller, San Jacinto, Grimes, and Liberty Counties. SJRA serves many customers in the Houston area and is authorized to operate in East Harris County through an agreement with the City of Houston, which allows the SJRA to operate east of the San Jacinto River.