Welcome to the Official Website of Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District

Our Mission

The mission of the Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District is to conserve, preserve, protect and prevent waste of groundwater resources. It shall be the policy of the Board of Directors that the most efficient use of groundwater in the District is to provide for the needs of the citizens and ensure growth for future generations. 

 

Registered Well Map

The Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District in coordination with Halff & Associates has provided an interactive map for public use. The map includes an interactive list of registered wells within the District, water level results, and water quality results from the District's water well monitoring system PUBLIC MAP to access the map. 

 

 

District Boundaries

The Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District includes approximately 576,000 acres of Gonzales County and 77,440 acres in Caldwell County.

Boundary Mapclick on map to see detail

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HIRING Mitigation Manager

February 13, 2025

Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District

Well Mitigation Manager

The Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District (GCUWCD) has set up a mitigation fund for the purposes of investigating, evaluating, and implementing water well mitigation activities and plugging & abandonment activities for the district.  The District is seeking to hire an employee to implement and administer the mitigation fund and its policies under direction of the general manager.

Requisite Skills/Requirements

  • Project oversight experience including budgeting and scheduling of contractors
  • Water well knowledge, plugging and abandonment procedures
  • Ability to interact with the public
  • ...

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Wintertime Water Pipe Preservation Tips

Wintertime Water Pipe Preservation Tips

February 01, 2025

As temperatures plummet and winter tightens its grip, the specter of frozen water pipes becomes a pressing concern for homeowners.

Are your pipes adequately fortified against the bitter cold to stave off potential disasters?

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