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ugra.org

The Upper Guadalupe River Authority (UGRA) was created as a conservation and reclamation district by the Texas Legislatures in 1939. In short, the mission of the UGRA is to protect, develop, and manage the water quantity, quality, and sustainability in the Guadalupe River watershed in Kerr County.

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The rate of the river flow is measured in cubic feet per second (cfs), which is the measure of the volume of water passing any given point in a river in one second. One cubic foot of water is about the size of a beachball. These levels are measu

lnra.org

The dam and lake are managed by the Lavaca-Navidad River Authority. For more information you can ask Frequently Asked Questions.

trinityrivervision.org

the trinity river vision authority (trva) coordinates activities among local stakeholders and performs risk assessment planning for the effective delivery of the u.s. army corps of engineers central city flood control project.

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Boil Water Notice Rescinded 10/15/2022 Customers in the North Alamo Beach area: On 10/14/2022, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality required the GBRA Calhoun County Rural Water public water system, PWS# TX0290007, to issue a Boil Water Notice to inform customers, individuals, or employees that due to conditions which occurred recently in the public water…

ucratx.org

Website for the Upper Colorado River Authority, a Governmental Agency and Special Water District aka UCRA

anra.org

General Customers The Authority’s Environmental Laboratory staff are available to consult on sampling procedures, analytical methodology, quality control procedures, regulatory requirements, well disinfection procedures, and other needs of our clients. New Customers If you are a new customer, or if it’s been at least a year since your last sample, please complete the New Customer Setup-Update Form below. New Customer Setup / Update Form Private Well Testing If your private well is flooded or you suspect contamination, it is recommended that you do not use water from it until the following three things have occurred: The floodwaters have receded from the well and your plumbing system You have disinfected and flushed the well and any plumbing connected to the well You have sampled your water and received a lab report confirming that the disinfected water contained no harmful organisms Instructions for Disinfecting a Drinking Water Well can be found here: Instructions for Disinfecting a Drinking Water Well After the system is disinfected, collect a sample and have it tested to verify that the disinfection was successful. The sample should be collected in an approved sterile container to assure that the sample represents your well water and not a contaminated container. The laboratory provides sterile containers at no cost to you. Instructions for Collecting a Water Sample for Bacteria Testing can be found here: Instructions for Collecting a Water Sample for Bacteria Testing Sample Acceptance The laboratory’s sample acceptance criterion indicates the minimum conditions a sample must meet when received at the laboratory. Sample collection personnel are to use water-resistant ink, use appropriate sample containers, and adhere to holding times, and sample volume requirements. Deviations from the sample acceptance criterion will be noted on the Chain-of-Custody (COC) Form and the final report. A Chain-of-Custody Form is required for all laboratory analyses. A fillable COC [

crmwa.com

The Canadian River Municipal Water Authority (CRMWA) supplies raw water to 11 member cities in the Texas Panhandle and South Plains via a 358-mile aqueduct system, sourcing from Lake Meredith and the John C. Williams Aqueduct & Wellfield. Established by the Texas Legislature, CRMWA provides municipal and industrial water to cities including Amarillo, Brownfield, Borger, Lamesa, Levelland, Lubbock, O'Donnell, Pampa, Plainview, Slaton, and Tahoka.