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As temperatures rise, be aware of fatal ameba in the water

As temperatures rise, be aware of fatal ameba in the water

When enjoying freshwater activities, avoid getting water up your nose. A rare but usually fatal disease is caused by an ameba that thrives in warm surface water and is contracted when water goes up the nose. There are ways to reduce your risk. Click the photo for more.

As temperatures rise, be aware of fatal ameba in the water
Collect rainwater, save money and water resources

Collect rainwater, save money and water resources

Rainwater harvesting is one of the most efficient ways to conserve water. Even if you live in an area with high levels of rainfall, installing a rainwater harvesting system can help you save money, and will be healthier for your plants. Click the photo for more.

Collect rainwater, save money and water resources
Stay safe this Memorial Day weekend

Stay safe this Memorial Day weekend

As we continue to navigate the complications of COVID-19, many of us are looking forward to celebrating this upcoming Memorial Day weekend. Now, more than ever, it’s essential to take the necessary precautions to keep your family safe and healthy. Click the photo for more.

Stay safe this Memorial Day weekend
Flood safety reminders important refresher

Flood safety reminders important refresher

Already saturated soils can increase the risks for flooding. Strong weather patterns can bring quick storms, and it’s important to be prepared. Click the photo for more.

Flood safety reminders important refresher
Here’s a way to save water and what's in your wallet!

Here’s a way to save water and what's in your wallet!

It’s that time again – and the best part is that you have time to plan ahead! The Water-Efficient Products Sales Tax Holiday is set for May 23-25. Purchase certain water-conserving products to help your wallet and our environment. Learn more here.

Here’s a way to save water and what's in your wallet!
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Current Reservoir Levels
ReservoirElevation+/- ftDate/TimeRelease
Possum Kingdom*998.86-0.1405/26/20 01:30 AM 2,210 cfs
Granbury*692.40-0.3005/26/20 01:30 AM 900 cfs
Proctor1161.78-0.2205/26/20 01:30 AM
Whitney531.62-1.3805/26/20 01:15 AM
Aquilla539.051.5505/26/20 01:30 AM
Limestone*363.190.1905/26/20 12:45 AM 940 cfs
Belton594.910.9105/26/20 01:00 AM
Stillhouse622.420.4205/26/20 01:00 AM
Granger504.050.0505/26/20 01:00 AM
Georgetown781.47-9.5305/26/20 01:00 AM
Somerville238.240.2405/26/20 01:00 AM
*Brazos River Authority reservoir.
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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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