Nueces Groundwater Conservation District

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Nueces Groundwater Conservation District Donations can be made at:

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/friends-of-nueces-groundwater-conservation-district-non-profit

It’s a full house in Benavides at the Duval County Groundwater Conservation District meeting.
09/29/2026

It’s a full house in Benavides at the Duval County Groundwater Conservation District meeting.

We all had a great time this afternoon talking water with our fellow Nueces County residents, State Representative Denis...
09/27/2026

We all had a great time this afternoon talking water with our fellow Nueces County residents, State Representative Denise Villalobos, and Andrew Molly — a fellow rural Nueces County resident and former Chief Operating Officer of Corpus Christi Water!

We were able to reach many rural folks who hadn’t yet heard of us. Many residents learned more about their well’s water quality, and we got to hear directly from the people who depend on this groundwater every single day.

A huge thank you to Denise Villalobos for coming out, spending time with us, listening to our concerns, and talking one-on-one with our neighbors. She didn’t just hear about what’s happening out here — she came out to see it for herself.

And thank you to Drew for joining us and sharing his knowledge and experience. Drew understands Corpus Christi’s water system from the inside, but he also lives out here in rural Nueces County and understands firsthand why protecting our groundwater matters.

Thank you to everyone who brought a water sample, stopped by, asked questions, helped out, or simply pulled up a chair and talked water with us. This is how we protect rural Nueces County groundwater — one neighbor, one well, and one conversation at a time.

We strongly support Denise Villalobos for Texas State Representative, District 34, and we hope you will too!

Stop by and see us
09/26/2026

Stop by and see us

💧 PULL UP A LAWN CHAIR. LET’S TALK WATER. 💧Bring your friends and neighbors to Wells, Water & Denise. Bring a lawn chair...
09/25/2026

💧 PULL UP A LAWN CHAIR. LET’S TALK WATER. 💧

Bring your friends and neighbors to Wells, Water & Denise. Bring a lawn chair so you can sit a spell and chat with your neighbors and State Representative Denise Villalobos about our wells, river and lake.

Free private-well TDS screening starts at 4:00 p.m. Our short community program begins at 5:30 p.m.

📅 Saturday, September 26
🕓 4:00–7:00 p.m.
📍 Nueces County ESD #4 — Bluntzer Station 41
5781 FM 666, near FM 624

How to prepare your well-water sample:

1. Use a clean bottle that holds 8–16 ounces. Collect from a tap before any softener, filter or reverse-osmosis system. Remove any hose from an outside spigot.
2. Let the water run for about 2 minutes.
3. Triple rinse: Put a little of that well water in the bottle, cap it, shake it and pour it out. Repeat three times, then fill the bottle with a fresh sample and seal it tightly.
4. Label it with your name, which well it came from and the collection time. Collect it the day of the event and keep it cool until you arrive.

Bring your water. Bring a lawn chair. Bring a neighbor. Sit a spell and talk water with us.

GMA 16 Meeting 9/22/2026Facebook live videos fall off after 30 days so it is now our policy to upload these to our Youtu...
09/23/2026

GMA 16 Meeting 9/22/2026

Facebook live videos fall off after 30 days so it is now our policy to upload these to our Youtube channel to preserve the record.

09/22/2026

GMA 16 Meeting 09/22/2026

💧 WELL, WELL, WELL… WHAT’S IN YOUR WATER? 💧Join NGCD and Representative Denise Villalobos this Saturday for FREE private...
09/22/2026

💧 WELL, WELL, WELL… WHAT’S IN YOUR WATER? 💧

Join NGCD and Representative Denise Villalobos this Saturday for FREE private-well TDS screening, questions, and a conversation about protecting our groundwater.

📅 Saturday, September 26
⏰ 4:00–7:00 p.m.
📍 Nueces County ESD #4 Fire Station
5781 FM 666, Robstown, TX 78380

We’ve moved right next to the FM 624/FM 666 intersection in Bluntzer, to the fire station just north of the intersection.

🫙 BRINGING A WATER SAMPLE? IT’S SIMPLE!

• Use a clean mason jar with a lid or an emptied plain-water bottle. About 12 ounces is enough.
• Rinse the container three times with the water you’ll be sampling, then fill and seal.
• Collect directly from a faucet—not through a garden hose—and let it run about two minutes first.
• For untreated well water, collect before any filters or softeners.
• Label your sample with your name, water source, and whether it’s treated or untreated.
• Collect Saturday and keep it cool and out of direct sunlight.

TDS screening measures total dissolved solids. It does not test for bacteria or confirm that water is safe to drink.

Bring a sample. Meet Denise Villalobos. Know your water. Protect your well.

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Robstown, TX
78380

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