To conserve, protect, and enhance water resources to benefit the district's citizens, economy, and environment through responsible education and management.
Our goal is to ensure a sustainable, high-quality, and cost-effective water supply for future generations.
PCDCD holds regular board meetings on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 5:30 pm at the District Office.
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The Panola County Groundwater Conservation District was started in 2007 by the 80th Texas Legislature with a mission to conserve, protect, and enhance the groundwater resources of Panola County.
As a part of GMA-11, a groundwater management area, we strive to develop and implement water conservation strategies to protect resources and benefit the citizens of Panola County.
Contact UsLearn how the district monitors groundwater through rainfall data, well measurements, and drought tracking to protect long-term water availability.
Learn MoreExplore annual reports, aquifer studies, and technical research used to guide groundwater planning and protect the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer in Panola County.
Learn MoreLearn how rainwater harvesting can help homeowners make better use of rainfall, reduce demand on wells, and support long-term water availability in Panola County.
Learn MoreLearn how rivers and streams, including the Sabine River, connect to groundwater and what surface water levels can tell us about local well conditions.
Learn MoreExplore simple, everyday actions that help reduce water use at home while protecting groundwater resources for the Panola County community.
Learn MoreFind clear answers to common questions about wells, permits, district rules, and groundwater management in Panola County.
Learn MoreWhether you are a landowner, well owner, or resident, the district is here to help you understand and protect Panola County’s groundwater resources.
Reach out to our office to get answers, access helpful resources, or learn more about how groundwater is managed locally.
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