A second groundwater monitor well was recently installed near Jacob’s Well to better understand flow in the Trinity Aquifer and how drought and pumping can affect flow from Jacob’s Well. Principal Hydrogeologist Brian Smith explains
Our District offices will be closed on Monday, May 30 in observance of Memorial Day.
Here are the latest level checks for Barton Springs and the Lovelady Well. Both are the District’s drought triggers. Both Barton Springs and Lovelady levels are on a steady decline. With continued dry conditions we
Here are the latest level checks for Barton Springs and the Lovelady Well. Both are the District’s drought triggers. Both Barton Springs and Lovelady levels are on a steady decline. With continued dry conditions we
Currently the District is not in drought, but that could change in the coming weeks if our dry conditions persist. With that being said, the District’s Water Conservation Period began Sunday, May 1 and extends
A second groundwater monitor well (pictured below) was recently installed near Jacob’s Well to better understand flow in the Trinity Aquifer and how drought and pumping can affect flow from Jacob’s Well. The well is
Here are the latest level checks for Barton Springs and the Lovelady Well. Both are the District’s drought triggers. As you can see in the diagrams below, both Barton Springs and Lovelady leveled out a
2022 Kent S. Butler Memorial Groundwater Stewardship Scholarship Essay Contest Application Deadline: April 20, 2022 Each year essays are scored by an independent judging panel, and the highest-scoring authors are selected to receive a $2,500 scholarship to the
March 20th marked the first day of spring, bringing the sun higher in the sky for longer days with budding wildflowers. We can “spring forward” and leave the cold and dry behind right? Well, partly.
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