Stewards of Water Resources from Amistad to the Gulf

The Rio Grande Regional Water Planning Group (Rio Grande RWPG) is one of 16 local bodies established under Senate Bill 1 to coordinate long-range water supply planning by bringing together stakeholders representing a variety of interests. The Rio Grande Regional Water Planning Area (also known as "Region M") includes Maverick, Webb, Zapata, Jim Hogg, Starr, Hidalgo, Willacy, and Cameron counties. Regional Facts

small map of Region M, link to larger image Region M map

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.

•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

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Amistad/Falcon System: Status Update

Conservation Capacity Historical Trends

NWS Rio Grande Innundation Maps

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Rio Grande RWPG Administrative Agent

Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council
301 W. Railroad
Weslaco, TX 78596
voice: 956.682.3481
fax: 956.631.4670
e-mail:
web: www.lrgvdc.org
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