Serving Anderson, Cherokee, and Henderson Counties
About Us
Mission
The Neches and Trinity Valleys Groundwater Conservation District will strive for the conservation, preservation, and the prevention of the waste of groundwater reservoirs over which the District has jurisdiction. The District will implement water conservation and management strategies to prevent the extreme decline of water levels for the benefit of all water users, water rights owners, the economy, or citizens, and the environment of the territory inside the District.
History
In 2001, the Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 1821 which authorized the creation of the District as a governmental agency to regulate groundwater in order to protect it from overuse and wasteful use. This was approved by the voters in a general election in November 2001. The District includes all of Anderson, Cherokee and Henderson counties.
Location
The District office is located at 501 Devereux St., Jacksonville, TX
Anderson County Monitor Well
