The District Office will be closed September 7th in observance of Labor Day
Please feel free to call and leave a message or email us and we’ll get back to you as soon as we return to the office on Tuesday, September 8th.
District Decreases Drought Stage from 3 to 2
The Central Texas Groundwater Conservation District has reduced the drought stage from Stage 3 (Severe) to Stage 2 (Moderate) due to beneficial rainfall experienced across the region in May. This much-needed rainfall has helped...
District Adopts New Rules for the Northeast Burnet County Trinity Aquifer Management Zone
The Central Texas Groundwater Conservation District (District) has adopted new rules for the creation of the Northeast Burnet County Trinity Aquifer Management Zone following a deliberate and well documented public process. This...
Media Release & Statement on Permitting Quarries
Media Release 7-8-2026: The Central Texas Groundwater Conservation District (CTGCD) has received the groundwater permit application associated with the proposed quarry West of Burnet on FM 3509. The application is currently...