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The Rusk County Groundwater Conservation District

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Forms

Applying for a well permit? Access our applications and other essential forms.

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District Documents

View District budgets, agendas, fee schedules, bylaws, and more.

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About the Rusk County Groundwater Conservation District

The Rusk County Groundwater Conservation District conserves, preserves, and protects the groundwater resources of Rusk County. Our educational and water conservation programs aim to support all of Rusk County in best managing our groundwater resources.

The District is also part of GMA-11, a groundwater management area created by the State of Texas. GMA-11, along with 16 other GMAs in the state, holds joint meetings to comply with the Texas Water Code.

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Our Programs

Monitoring Program

The District monitors precipitation throughout Rusk County to provide monthly precipitation data and drought monitoring.

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Aquifer Data Collection & Protection

The District performs downhole well inspections to confirm the aquifer source of a well, prevent comingling of different water qualities, and monitor conditions of the aquifers.

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Educational Resources

Groundwater Well Education

Regular maintenance can protect the health of your well. The District provides publications on how to keep your well healthy.

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Recharge Enhancement

Groundwater recharge is an essential part of replenishing groundwater supplies. Learn more about how it works in Rusk County.

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Rainwater Harvesting

Interested in an alternative water supply? Rainwater harvesting has many benefits that anyone can take advantage of.

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Water Conservation

We all play a part in conserving water and protecting groundwater resources. Explore our tips on how to conserve water indoors and outdoors.

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Youth Education

The District supports youth education programs that get students involved in preserving our groundwater resources.

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Maps

View our water well management mapping system to see the location of the District wells and other important features.

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Learn More About Rusk County Geology

District Setting & Topography

Read about the dynamic physical features of Rusk County land.

Geology & Hydrogeology

Learn how Rusk County was formed through natural and aquatic phenomena.

Stratigraphy

Discover the unique strata of Rusk County and how it’s changed over time.

Groundwater Resources

Dig deeper into the major and minor aquifers within Rusk County.

Have Questions?
We’re Here To Help

If you have a well that is registered or permitted in Rusk County, check out our FAQs to view pertinent information for new and existing wells.

Still not finding what you’re looking for? Contact our office to get more information and resources.

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