Coastal Plains Groundwater

The Texana Groundwater Conservation District, located in Edna, Texas, is dedicated to managing and protecting the groundwater resources of Jackson County. Established in 2001, the District operates under the guidance of a seven-member board of directors and aims to maintain a sustainable and reliable source of groundwater for the district's citizens. Through programs focused on groundwater conservation and management, the District promotes activities such as rainwater harvesting, efficient water use, and prevention of waste to ensure the vitality and environmental well-being of the area. The District's primary programs include the Groundwater Conservation Program, which encourages activities that conserve and preserve water resources, and the Groundwater Management Program, which ensures compliance with regulations and permits for well owners. With a commitment to cooperation and collaboration with local, regional, and state agencies, the Texana Groundwater Conservation District prioritizes the needs of its citizens and strives to protect the long-term availability and quality of groundwater in the area.Generated from the website

Gulf Coast Water Authority (GCWA) is a government agency located in Rosharon, Texas, dedicated to managing and providing water resources to the Gulf Coast region. With a focus on restoration and hazard mitigation, GCWA oversees the operation of the May Pumping Plant and other water treatment facilities, ensuring the delivery of clean and reliable water to agricultural, industrial, and municipal customers. Committed to transparency and customer engagement, GCWA collaborates with various committees and agencies to promote water conservation and sustainable practices in the region. As a key player in the water industry, GCWA works closely with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and the Texas Water Development Board to meet regulatory standards and ensure the long-term availability of water resources. With a comprehensive range of departments, including operations, administration, engineering, and customer committees, GCWA strives to provide efficient and effective water management solutions to its diverse customer base. Through its dedication to environmental stewardship and community partnerships, GCWA plays a vital role in safeguarding the water supply and supporting the economic growth of the Gulf Coast region.Generated from the website

September 7, 2010. CBGCD Disrict Office 109 E. Milam St, TX 77488 Wharton, 8: 00a.m. The Coastal Bend Groundwater Conservation District (CBGCD or District ) is a political subdivision of the State of Texas. In a confirmation election held on November 6, 2001, Wharton County voters approved the creation of the District, elected five Directors to the Board of Directors, and approved its authority to assess an ad valorem tax on Wharton County property owners. The District boundaries are the same as the area and extent of Wharton County, Texas, however, on May 8, 2006, property owners from Colorado County, Texas, which does not currently have a GCD, approached the CBGCD Board of Directors to annex approximately 800 acres of their Colorado Co. property into the Coastal Bend District. Their request was approved by the Board of Directors on that same day. The mission of the Coastal Bend Groundwater Conservation District is to manage and protect the groundwater resources of the District. The District is committed to maintaining a sustainable, adequate, reliable, cost effective and high quality source of groundwater to promote the vitality, economy, and environment of the District. The District will work with and for the citizens of the District and cooperate with other local, regional and state agencies involved in the study and management of groundwater resources. The District shall take no action without full consideration of the groundwater needs of the citizens of the District. On December 2, 2002, the District opened its office in Wharton and the new General Manager, Neil Hudgins, began working to bring the District into operational status. On April 13, 2004, the board adopted rules that became effective May 15, 2004. The District office is currently staffed by Neil Hudgins and Mandy Bain, and is generally open on weekdays from 8 am - 5 pm except when the staff must perform work away from the office. The Board of Directors holds regular monthly meetings and the public is encouraged to attend. These meetings are normally held on the second Tuesday of each month at 8 a.m. at either District Office, 109 E.Milam, Wharton, Texas or at the Wharton County Extension Office located at 210 S. Rusk, Wharton, Texas. The Board Meeting Notices and Agendas are posted in the window of the Wharton County Courthouse in the city of Wharton, the front entrance of Wharton City Hall of the city of Wharton, and at the entrance of El Campo City Hall of the city of El Campo, Texas, at least three days prior to the Board Meeting. Should circumstances require a different meeting time or place; the information will be included in the notices posted in the above mentioned locations. Members of the public may also obtain copies of the Agenda prior to the meeting by coming by District Office or by FAX or email if requested. (see also Meetings page )