REGIONAL WATER ISSUES
Planning for the 2017 Texas State Water Plan is underway, and the Rio Grande Regional Water Planning Group (Region M) is updating its regional water plan in an effort to meet future needs. Community involvement is sought and encouraged in this process.
Region M is now soliciting water project ideas and water supply and management strategies from all water suppliers and citizens within the planning area. See link below for the Water Management Strategy Submittal form. All responses are due by December 11, 2013.
For more information on the regional water planning process and how to submit your ideas, click the following links:
• Regional Water Planning in Texas, Texas Water Development Board
• Call for Projects: A Letter from the Rio Grande Regional Water Planning Group
• Water Management Strategy Submittal Form
Drought
The RGRWA is compiling data on how the ongoing drought is affecting the Rio Grande Valley and information on efforts to assist water users. Read More
Mexico Water Debt
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Once again, Mexico is failing to deliver water to the Lower Rio Grande Valley, exacerbating ongoing drought conditions and threatening supplies not only to irrigated agriculture but also municipalities in the region. Read More
Rio Grande International Water Accounting – Fort Quitman, Texas
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is challenging the International Boundary and Water Commission’s accounting and distribution of Rio Grande water waters passing the stream flow gauge at Fort Quitman, Texas. Read More
Valley Water Summit White Papers
A series of white papers was prepared for the 2004 Valley Water Summit coordinated by the RGRWA and updated for the 2005 Summit to provide background information on water issues affecting the region from a variety of perspectives. Read More
Resolutions Adopted by the RGRWA
A listing of resolutions adopted by the Rio Grande Regional Water Authority. Read More