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The Kerr County Water Alliance (KCWA) is dedicated to raising awareness about the sources, limitations, and quality of regional water resources and advocating for solutions that promote water conservation.

07/20/2026
07/18/2026

How are your water conservation habits? Here are a few things you can do right now to make sure you're not wasting water...
07/16/2026

How are your water conservation habits? Here are a few things you can do right now to make sure you're not wasting water in your home.

Check for leaks.
Use low-flow appliances where applicable.
Only run full loads of clothes in the washing machine and dishes in the dishwasher.

Because you can protect the water we all depend on.

Bookmark and share this resource as we navigate the potential for more rain this week! 💧
07/14/2026

Bookmark and share this resource as we navigate the potential for more rain this week! 💧

As a reminder, please visit the RiverHub dashboard (https://riverhub.ugra.org) to see rainfall, river water level and streamflow, and forecast data from trusted federal, state, regional, and local partners to provide a unified view of river conditions across Kerr County and the surrounding Guadalupe River basin.

Contaminants, defined by the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974, broadly includes any substance or matter that is not water...
07/14/2026

Contaminants, defined by the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974, broadly includes any substance or matter that is not water molecules.

This serves to protect not only the quality of drinking water, but also its sources- including both surface water and groundwater.

However, the presence of contaminants alone does not mean that water is unsafe.

To find more information about drinking water regulations, visit: epa.gov/dwreginfo/drinking-water-regulations

To read the statute go to:
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Stay informed, Kerr County! See you at the Riverside Nature Center Association tomorrow.💧
07/12/2026

Stay informed, Kerr County! See you at the Riverside Nature Center Association tomorrow.💧

Did you know that the Upper Guadalupe River Authority created a dashboard where you can find information on river water levels, streamflow, and flood forecasts for Kerr County? Join Tara Bushnoe, UGRA General Manager, and learn more about their Flood Warning System + RiverHub.

July 13 | 1:00-2:00pm

Sign up> https://riversidenaturecenter.org
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Viruses, bacteria, salts, metals, pesticides, herbicides, radioactive materials, and by-products from industrial/commerc...
07/09/2026

Viruses, bacteria, salts, metals, pesticides, herbicides, radioactive materials, and by-products from industrial/commercial activity can all contaminate your drinking water. Fortunately, the Environmental Protection Agency sets clear regulations to determine whether your water is safe to drink.

From the City of Kerrville's Annual Drinking Water Quality Report from 2025, the city's water meets or exceeds the standards set by the EPA. 💧

If you're curious to learn about the water quality of the Guadalupe River, check out: ugra.org

If you want to read more about the City of Kerrville's Drinking Water Quality, head to: kerrvilletx.org

07/05/2026

One year later, we pause to reflect on the hearts forever changed by the flood, and to honor the strength, grief, love, and resilience that have carried this community forward.

Water has many faces. It can be beautiful and life-giving. It can shape the land, connect us to one another, and remind us where we belong. It can also rise with terrible force and leave behind loss that words cannot hold.

In many ways, our community has mirrored water in this year of recovery. We have moved around obstacles. We have carried what needed carrying. We have gathered strength from one another, sometimes quietly, sometimes with force, always finding a way forward together.

On the 250th anniversary of our nation’s independence, let us celebrate that spirit of community: a region still healing, still rebuilding, and still showing up for one another every day since July 4, 2025.

Though this holiday will always carry pain, may we find peace among one another as we grieve, remember, rebuild, and hold close all that it means to be .

Whether it's the health of the riparian zone, or a dependence upon the Guadalupe River, Kerr County's water faces numero...
07/02/2026

Whether it's the health of the riparian zone, or a dependence upon the Guadalupe River, Kerr County's water faces numerous threats.

But YOU can help! Education on our water sources and the conservation of our resources can improve these conditions. Start conserving water in your own backyard, or simply start a conversation with a friend!

Every drop counts, and together we can have a positive impact on our water supply.

Become a member today at kerrcountywateralliance.org 💧

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Kerrville, TX
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