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May Board of Directors meeting

May Board of Directors meeting

The next Brazos River Authority bimonthly Board of Directors meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 20, 2024, at the BRA’s Lt. Gen. Phillip J. Ford Central Office, 4600 Cobbs Drive in Waco. Click here to learn more.

May Board of Directors meeting
Recent rains transformed these Brazos River reservoirs

Recent rains transformed these Brazos River reservoirs

Almost a century ago, a weather expert nailed the unique weather pattern of Texas: long stretches of drought punctuated by intense floods. This past week, the Brazos River Basin perfectly illustrated this point. Click the photo to learn more.

Recent rains transformed these Brazos River reservoirs
Do you know how to prepare for flooding?

Do you know how to prepare for flooding?

Don't underestimate floods. They can be fast, deceptively deep, and cause massive damage. Instead, have a plan in place. Click the image to learn how to stay safe by staying informed.

Do you know how to prepare for flooding?
BRA welcomes new CFO to guide financial future

BRA welcomes new CFO to guide financial future

Michele Giroir was named Chief Financial Officer for the Brazos River Authority, a well-respected employee with the leadership skills and knowledge to lead the organization's financial needs. Click the photo to learn more.

BRA welcomes new CFO to guide financial future
How do I know if I live in a flood zone? And if I do, what then?

How do I know if I live in a flood zone? And if I do, what then?

Thinking about floods, flood zones, or simply an abundance of rainfall while some areas are still experiencing drought conditions seems unnecessary, but now is the time to educate yourself. Click the image to learn more.

How do I know if I live in a flood zone? And if I do, what then?
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Current Reservoir Levels
Disclaimer: Due to current releases, the Lake Limestone gage is not providing accurate elevation readings.
ReservoirElevation+/- ftDate/TimeRelease
Possum Kingdom* 998.67-0.3305/20/24 03:30 AM 115 cfs
Granbury* 692.66-0.0405/20/24 03:30 AM 1,340 cfs
Proctor 1155.58-6.4205/20/24 03:30 AM
Whitney 542.049.0405/20/24 03:15 AM
Aquilla 543.686.1805/20/24 03:30 AM
Limestone* 363.140.1405/20/24 03:30 AM 1,420 cfs
Belton 608.5214.5205/20/24 03:00 AM
Stillhouse 632.1510.1505/20/24 03:00 AM
Granger 510.156.1505/20/24 03:00 AM
Georgetown 787.93-3.0705/20/24 03:00 AM
Somerville 240.422.4205/20/24 03:00 AM
*Brazos River Authority reservoir.     What is cfs?
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The Brazos River Authority was created by the Texas Legislature in 1929 and was the first State agency in the United States created specifically for the purpose of developing and managing the water resources of an entire river basin. Today, the Authority's staff of 250 develop and distribute water supplies, provide water and wastewater treatment, monitor water quality, and pursue water conservation through public education programs.

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