Blanco-Pedernales Groundwater Conservation District

06/21/2026

A very slick and informative site created by the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB).

They’re real good at what they do, but the data and the enthusiastic water projections for 2080 in Blanco Count (you may need to enter your ZIP) are the product of the water data that the TWDB entered.

There’s lots more, and a place to enter your email to keep water informed.

Explore innovative water initiatives at This is Texas Water. Learn about local water supply solutions and future needs. Discover more today!

05/28/2026

Do you own a water well? Here is a link to participate in an important State Geological Survey. All input will be anonymous and grouped by County.

05/16/2026

Another great project from our friends at Hill Country Alliance!

Spread the word — the 2026 Home in the Hill Country Photo Contest has officially begun! 📸

Today through May 31, we’re inviting photographers across the region to share their unique perspective on what makes (and who calls) the Hill Country home.

This year, our contest platform continues to spotlight the talent behind the lens. Participants can opt in to our public contest directory by sharing a short bio and links to their work, making it easier than ever to connect with and celebrate the incredible photographers who bring the Hill Country to life.

Landscape-style submissions are welcome from photographers of all skill levels and styles. Learn more and submit your photos: https://contest.hillcountryalliance.org

Photographer credits from left to right: Jacob Janssen, Mihail Mancas, Kenneth Butler, Rob Greebon, Christopher Keeran, John Freud, Abigail Clayton, Patrick McKimmey, Michael Mallory, Wade Blissard, & Mike Brown

05/15/2026

Your input. Our water. Our future…

05/07/2026

“Spring is sprung, the grass is riz; I wonder where the flowers is?” Right in front of the BPGCD District Office, in fact! Tip of the hat to volunteers Robert Remlinger and Rob Weir for creating our bee-friendly garden last year … and to staffer Len Waldroup for taking care of it these days!

05/02/2026

04/08/2026

Deadline for receipt of written public comments is Friday, April 10. However interested parties are welcome to attend the Public Hearing at the BPGCD Board Meeting on Thursday, April 16 to make verbal comments there.

03/30/2026

How to view historical water levels of a Blanco County monitor well:
1. Go to the BPGCD website. www.blancogroundwatertx.gov
2. Scroll down on the main page to “Technical Data”
3. Click on District Monitor Well Data
4. Click on the “+” sign, upper left, until blue “drops” appear
5. Choose the monitor well you want to review
6. Cursor over it and an info box will open
7. Click on the little blue “water” logo next to the well I.D. number
8. That should take you to the data for the well you wanted.