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BRA Board of Directors approves FY 2026 budget, Williamson County treated water & Lake Granbury improvements

BRA Board of Directors approves FY 2026 budget, Williamson County treated water & Lake Granbury improvements

A $93.6 million operating budget and a $95.7 million capital improvement plan have been approved, allowing the Brazos River Authority to make significant upgrades across the basin. Click the photo to take a look at some of the projects the budget will fund.
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Hurricane season heats up as summer turns hot and dry

Hurricane season heats up as summer turns hot and dry

Texas is in for a sizzling summer and hurricane season is heating up right along with the temperature. Click the image to learn more about the summer outlook.
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S-s-supporting the Brazos Water Snake

S-s-supporting the Brazos Water Snake

The Brazos Water Snake is a nonvenomous friend that lives in only one portion of the Brazos River watershed. You can help report sightings of this threatened species. Click the photo to learn how.
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BRA and US Army Corps of Engineers invite public comment on Whitney Lake Study

BRA and US Army Corps of Engineers invite public comment on Whitney Lake Study

The US Army Corps of Engineers, in conjunction with the Brazos River Authority, is performing a reallocation feasibility study and environmental assessment of Whitney Lake. The draft feasibility study and assessment are available for public review until August 20, 2025. For more, click the photo.
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Record July rains cause localized flooding, end drought watches

Record July rains cause localized flooding, end drought watches

This July, the Brazos River Basin is defying its typical dry spell with an unexpected deluge, pushing its vital water supply system to near full capacity. Click the image to read more.
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