BVWaterSmart Wins TEEA Award for Water Conservation
Learn more about this project by viewing the video played at the awards banquet HERE. If you are interested in signing up, go to bvwatersmart.tamu.edu
“Bringing the Brazos Together” | December 9, 2024 Workshop Registration & Agenda HERE
All Monitoring Well Data – 2023
Brazos River Alluvium Water Levels | 2022-2023
BVGCD Meeting Schedule
Regular Board Meeting | Thursday, October 10, 2024 | 2:00 p.m. | District Office
Regular Board Meeting Notice & Agenda | October 10, 2024
Background Information for Regular Board Meeting
Teams Meeting Link – Livestream of Regular Board Meeting
Public comments will be taken at the beginning of the meeting during the public comment period or during discussion on an agenda item. Each speaker will be allowed three (3) minutes per agenda item. Those wishing to make public comment will be asked to state their name and the agenda item(s) they want to address.
Legal Matters Filed Against the District
Legal Matters Filed Against the District
Transport Permit Applications & Background Information
SOAH Actions | Determination of Party Status & Contested Case
Transport Permit Correspondence, Comments & Contested Case Requests
One-page Summary of Transport Permit Applications
BVGCD Transport Permit Hearing Presentation | June 18, 2024
GMA 12 DFC Planning | 2026 Planning
Hernandez Letter to BVGCD General Manager & Board of Directors
BVGCD Response to Hernandez Letter
GMA 12 Stakeholder Comment Submission Form
2021 Adopted Desired Future Conditions
The following Desired Future Conditions (DFCs) for the Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District aquifers were adopted by the Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board of Directors during the Regular Board meeting held Wednesday, August 10, 2022;
Click here to view District Adopted 2021 DFCs
GMA 12 Explanatory Report (Final – 2021) | January 28, 2022
TWDB Explanatory Report (2021) Administratively Complete | July 1, 2022
GMA 12 Planning Cycle 2021 | Relevant Documents
High Quality Groundwater For Our Area
The Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District is a not-for-profit local government that was created with a directive to protect and conserve the groundwater resources of Brazos and Robertson counties. The Districts’ primary objective, and legal mandate, is to ensure that enough high quality groundwater is available in our area for future generations.