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Sunset Review

Sunset Review

The Brazos River Authority is undergoing a review by the Texas Sunset Commission. For more, click the photo.

Sunset Review
Can’t Take the Heat—How to Stay Hydrated and Safe This Summer

Can’t Take the Heat—How to Stay Hydrated and Safe This Summer

High temperatures and drought conditions are expected across the Brazos River basin this summer. Before you venture outside, be sure to properly prepare for the heat. Click the photo for more.

Can’t Take the Heat—How to Stay Hydrated and Safe This Summer
Save money while you water

Save money while you water

Lawn and garden watering makes up 30 – 50% of total household water use, and July is the peak water-use month across the country. To help celebrate Smart Irrigation Month, we compiled a list of tips and tricks to help you irrigate efficiently and save water for future Texans. Click the photo for mo...

Save money while you water
No excuses

No excuses

Boating while intoxicated can have life-long repercussions and yet many continue to tempt fate. Potentially having your driver’s licenses suspended could be the least of the effects. Click the photo to learn more.

No excuses
When water seemingly vanishes

When water seemingly vanishes

Evaporation plays a larger role than most realize in the amount of water available throughout the Brazos River basin. Learn how much here.

When water seemingly vanishes
Video Highlights
Current Reservoir Levels
ReservoirElevation+/- ftDate/TimeRelease
Possum Kingdom*998.71-0.2907/16/20 08:30 AM 150 cfs
Granbury*692.52-0.1807/16/20 08:30 AM 19 cfs
Proctor1160.09-1.9107/16/20 08:30 AM
Whitney531.68-1.3207/16/20 08:15 AM
Aquilla537.840.3407/16/20 08:30 AM
Limestone*363.080.0807/16/20 08:45 AM 6 cfs
Belton593.26-0.7407/16/20 08:00 AM
Stillhouse621.19-0.8107/16/20 08:00 AM
Granger503.82-0.1807/16/20 08:00 AM
Georgetown780.67-10.3307/16/20 08:00 AM
Somerville237.51-0.4907/16/20 08:00 AM
*Brazos River Authority reservoir.
Brazos Basin Weather
Waco, Texas
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The Brazos River Authority was created by the Texas Legislature in 1929 and was the first State agency in the United States created specifically for the purpose of developing and managing the water resources of an entire river basin. Today, the Authority's staff of 250 develop and distribute water supplies, provide water and wastewater treatment, monitor water quality, and pursue water conservation through public education programs.

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