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Quick and easy steps to avoiding a post-Thanksgiving disaster

Quick and easy steps to avoiding a post-Thanksgiving disaster

​​​​​​​When preparing your Thanksgiving meal, you can avoid the headache and expense of clogged drain disasters by following a few simple suggestions – and you’ll be thankful you did.
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Notice a smell from the reservoir? It could be seasonal turnover

Notice a smell from the reservoir? It could be seasonal turnover

Seasonal changes are underway, and one of the results is the turnover of water in Brazos basin reservoirs, which can also result in a peculiar odor. For more, click the photo.
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MOVING FORWARD

MOVING FORWARD

General Manager/CEO Phil Ford addresses current and future projects as well as transitions in this Message from the General Manager.
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LOOKING TO CATCH “THE BIG ONE”?

LOOKING TO CATCH “THE BIG ONE”?

Are we in for a drier than usual autumn? Are there things you really shouldn’t flush? Fall recreation and Brazos River Authority’s hurricane response. All these topics are addressed in the Brazos Basin News. To read more, click the image.
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TACKLING LEAVES, YARD WASTE PROTECTS ENVIRONMENT & CAN SAVE YOU MONEY

TACKLING LEAVES, YARD WASTE PROTECTS ENVIRONMENT & CAN SAVE YOU MONEY

For those blessed with trees on their property, mounds of fallen leaves are an inevitable sign of the autumn season. Fortunately, there are ways to address this abundance as well as other types of yard waste that could help save you a little money while protecting our water quality.
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