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Last Updated: October 11, 2024

 

MPGCD Certificate of Unopposed Candidates for November 5, 2024 election  

08-26-2024 Agenda of Public Hearing on Tax Rate and Special Meeting to Adopt 2024-2025 Tax Rate and Cancel Election 

08-26-2024 Notice of Public Hearing on Tax Rate 2024-2025

2024-2025 Draft MPGCD Budget

Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Budget and Proposed Tax Rate 08-19-2024 MPGCD 

NOTICE for Place on the MPGCD Election Ballot for November 2024 Election 

MPGCD Rules – December 2023

MPGCD GROUNDWATER MODEL TECH MEMOS

FSH THRESHOLD WATER LEVELS

MPGCD Candidate Requirements for November 5, 2024 Election 

2020 MPGCD Management Plan is available here.

MPGCD GMA 7 ADMINISTRATIVLEY COMPLETE DFC’s  

2024 Meeting & Holiday Schedule

ARTICLE: Rainwater Harvesting

ARTICLE: MPGCD 2023 Conservation

Our mission is to develop and implement an efficient, economical and environmentally sound groundwater management program to protect and maintain historical aquifer levels and enhance the water resources of the District, and to communicate and administer to the needs and concerns of the citizens of Pecos County.

In keeping an eye on Pecos County water levels and we monitor 128 waterwells that are scattered throughout Pecos County. We also conduct water analysis through out the County. Our Board meetings are normally held the third Tuesday of each month, and everyone is welcome to attend.

We have an 11 member Board of Directors that is elected by the citizens of Pecos County. There are two directors from each precinct, one from the city of Fort Stockton, one from the city of Iraan, and one from Pecos County at large. Elections are held on even numbered years during November.