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Glasscock Groundwater Conservation District



As of January 19, 2021 the Board of Directors approved Staff to make a deadline for water well permit submission.

Permits can be turned in to the District office the day before board meeting date no later than 4:00 pm.

Permits submitted the morning of board meeting day, will NOT be presented to the Board of Directors for approval until the following meeting.

This allows staff to field verify well locations before drilling.

If you have questions, please call our office.


​To comply with our Management Plan, the Glasscock Groundwater Conservation District is required to provide area residents with information about water conservation, recharge enhancement, precipitation enhancement, and brush control.

Click the link below to see our newsletter.


2020 Management Plan Objectives




Attention!



All wells need a permit & approval from the Board before drilling!

You are REQUIRED to fill out a permit and make a deposit BEFORE you drill any well!



Intent to Drill



As of May 24, 2018, the Glasscock Groundwater Conservation District will no longer accept the Intent to Drill form. All water wells drilled after this date must have a permit issued.



New email address



We have changed our email address.

Our new email address is:

glasscockgroundwater@yahoo.com

Please update your records.



Current Meeting notice:
February 21, 2023, at 9 am
** Please note that Monday February 20 is a holiday and office will be closed. **
Permit applications & deposits need to be submitted no later than 4 pm on FRIDAY February 17, 2023, to ensure proper time for review.
Permits without deposit will NOT be presented to the Board for consideration.
Permits turned in the day of Board meeting will NOT be presented at that month's meeting.
The approval process can take up to 45 days.



The Glasscock Groundwater Conservation District was formed in August 1981 by the Acts of the 67th Legislature.

The area served consists of Glasscock County and a northwest portion of Reagan County.

GGCD strives to bring conservation, preservation and water wise use for the citizens of the Distrcit by monitoring and protecting the quality of groundwater.

There are 639,793 acres within the District.

(approximately 999 miles2)



WHAT WE DO:

Well permitting

Well registration

Water quality monitoring

Rainfall measurements

Water level measurements



Section 26.18 Texas Tax Code Requirements



Glasscock Groundwater Conservation District



glasscockgroundwater@yahoo.com | Phone: (432) 354-2430