WELCOME TO THE BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORITY

PLAN NOW FOR SEVERE WEATHER Spring is around the corner and with it the possibility of more rain and storms that at times can turn dangerous. With that in mind, March 2-8 has been named Severe Weather Awareness Week. This is a great time to not only learn how to be more aware of changing weather but to also prepare for what to do should it strike your area. For more, click here.       BOARD VOTES TO APPROVE PERMIT FEE WAIVERS The Brazos River Authority Board of Directors passed a resolution allowing for permit fee waivers for calendar year 2014. Details were sent to each permit holder by mail and should be received in the next few days. To begin the Permit Fee Waiver process, click here.

For more than 150 years, the King Ranch has been a Texas institution. Did you know they were a Brazos River Authority customer? To learn more, click here.

CURRENT DROUGHT STATUS   WATER CONSERVATION TIPS   Updated   AVAILABLE BOAT RAMPS   SEASONAL DROUGHT OUTLOOK   CURRENT BURN BANS   HISTORIC RESERVOIR LEVELS

BRAZOS BASIN NEWS DROUGHT AID AVAILABLE TO FARMERS IN SEVERAL BRAZOS BASIN COUNTIES TPWD ADDS COUNTIES TO ZEBRA MUSSEL RULE LIST MUSTY TASTING WATER IS A NATURAL OCCURRENCE WEATHER SERVICE OFFERS FREE WEATHER COURSES DROUGHT SURVIVAL KIT JUST A CLICK AWAY IT'S A GREAT TIME TO REPLACE TREES LOST TO DROUGHT BRA BOARD VOTES TO END ANNUAL RESIDENTIAL BOAT DOCK FEES

CURRENT GATE OPERATIONS   In cubic feet per second (cfs)   Possum Kingdom Lake 20 cfs low flow   Lake Granbury 28 cfs avg. daily flow   Lake Limestone 6 cfs low flow

BRA Presentations ANNUAL CUSTOMER SYSTEM RATE WORKSHOP PK-GRANBURY WATER MANAGEMENT STUDY LAKE LIMESTONE QUESTION AND ANSWER