Texas Governor Greg Abbot declared the week of May 18-22, 2022 as Flood Awareness Week.
Central Texas is particularly prone since we tend to get our rain in all of nothing patterns. Know your risk, find out whether you work or live near a floodpl...
All of the District's dams are classified as High Hazard by TCEQ Dam Safety standards, in large part due to the population surrounding them. The classification is determined based on the consequences of failure and not a gauge of the condition of...
Casey Clawson has been reelected to Place 1 and Ed Orlin was elected to Place 2 on the District’s Board of Directors. This term will run through 2026.
Casey currently serves as Board Vice President. He is the Vice President of Field Operations fo...
Developers have a new way to connect with the District for questions about activity within the District's Easements or requests for an Easement Encroachment Permit. You can contact the permitting team via phone at 512-652-3538 or email permitting@ubcdams....
Central Texas on average receives 34 inches of rainfall a year compared to Seattle’s 38 inches. You might want to read that again; we receive almost as much rainfall as Seattle. The difference is we tend to get all our rainfall at once making our region o...