Morgan Watts is an environmental and water infrastructure professional with a background in science, public health, and community engagement. She has experience supporting rural and underserved communities through technical assistance focused on regulatory compliance, financial sustainability, and long-term system planning.
With a foundation in biology and forensic science, Morgan brings a strong analytical skill set to her work, combining data-driven decision-making with a collaborative, community-centered approach. She has worked closely with utility operators, board members, and local leaders to develop asset management plans, improve operational practices, and navigate funding opportunities for critical infrastructure improvements.
Morgan holds a B.S. in Biology from Jackson State University and a M.S. in Pharmacology with a concentration in Forensic Science at the University of Florida, along with a graduate certificate in DNA and Serology. She is passionate about advancing equitable access to safe, sustainable water systems and values meaningful partnerships that support community resilience.
