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 Bill Tracking Report

The Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts (TAGD) publishes a Bill Tracking Report to help interested citizens keep up with the Texas Legislative Bills that affect Groundwater. If you would like to keep up with these Bills, here is the link: 

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Groundwater Rights for Real Estate

Watch the Event Here!

On June 21, 2022, Post Oak Savannah Groundwater Conservation District (POSGCD) is hosted an event at the Caldwell Civic Center entiltled Groundwater Rights for Real Estate for Realtors, Brokers, Title Companies, and interested local landowners. The event featured Dr. Charles Porter, one of the foremost experts in Texas Water Rights, Bobby Bazan, POSGCD Water Specialist and Gary Westbrook, POSGCD General Manager. I twas a great event. Watch it here!

Charles Porter Slide Show

Gary Westbrook Water Management Slides

Water Ambassadors Program

The Texas 4-H Water Ambassadors Program provides high school youth an opportunity to gain advanced knowledge and develop leadership skills related to the science, technology, engineering, and management of water in Texas.

POSGCD Water Ambassadors scholarship program – The program will provide a scholarship worth $1250 annually to students who meet the requirements. Also included in this action is reimbursable student expenses to participate in the program. This reimbursement will include annual participation fees, spring and fall retreats, conferences, and/or other water-related meetings and trainings not covered by the program. The POSGCD Water Ambassadors scholarship will be awarded annually to Milam and Burleson county students who are selected to participate.

Contact: David Smith | Phone: 979.862.1989 | E-mail: davidsmith@tamu.edu

4H2O Thank You Notes From Students

Ask Me Anything

“Ask Me Anything” is an open session with a member of our Staff, Board Member or other water-related specialists that’s meant to be a casual and easy way to share or ask questions openly. Questions can be as simple as how to use our website, how to apply for a Rainwater Harvesting grant, or something more specific about your well or where your water comes from – we’re here for it!  Like us on Facebook or join our email list for schedule and more information.

Next Session: Tuesday, May 4, 2021 – Doug Box – Answer your questions about the website, Aquifer Conservancy Program (ACP), the District Summit, and all things outreach and education.

New Conservation and Education Apps

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POSGCD is announcing the addition of Water Conservation and Water Education apps for you to enjoy on your smartphones. Working in conjunction with Groundwater Guardian and the Groundwater Foundation, we are able to bring you Water1der and 30 by 30 apps for Free.

By using the Free 30 by 30 app you can reduce your water usage for 30 days by 30 gallons. Available on Apple App Store and on Google Play.

The Water1der app is a Free Groundwater Trivia game app that will help you increase your Water Awareness. Available on Apple App Store.

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4th Grade – Wise Water Use Program:

  • Post Oak Savannah GCD sponsors the Tinker Wise Water Use Program by donating the Wise Water Use Kit to any 4th grade class within the District. Resource Action will send your school a notice. Reply back with the number of 4th grade students you have, and the packets will be mailed to your school. If you have any questions, contact the District office for assistance.
  • Water Education Report

4th or 5thGrade – Water Education Presentation:

  • Contact the District to set up a time for us to come to your school
  • Water Education Program will cover TEKS for groundwater and surface water
  • Satisfies TEKS requirement
  • Thank you letter from a teacher

7th Grade – Water Education Presentation:

  • Contact the District to set up a time for us to come to your school
  • Water Education Program will cover TEKS for groundwater and surface water
  • Satisfies TEKS requirement (7.8) Earth and space. The student knows that natural events and human activity can impact Earth systems. The student is expected to (C) model the effects of human activity on groundwater and surface water in a watershed.

Community Presentations:

Monthly Education Reports:

General Resources:

Water Utility Workshop:

Sponsorships:

During years when District revenues are sufficient, the District will consider sponsoring the attendance of students and/or teachers at summer camps/seminars that place emphasis on the conservation of groundwater, rainwater harvesting, brush control, groundwater recharge enhancement, conjunctive use, precipitation enhancement of water resources, or a combination of such groundwater management programs. Grant Packets will be on the website when available.

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