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Expressed concern about the Canyon Juniper Ranch wastewater permit and potential aquifer contamination.
Commissioners Court - Jul 23, 2026→A resident and candidate for House District 73 spoke about the challenges of balancing state rules with local water needs.
Commissioners Court - Jul 9, 2026→Representing Fisher Neighbors, she opposed the project due to concerns about aquifer sustainability and unmanaged growth.
Commissioners Court - Jun 11, 2026→Opposed the project due to concerns about the impact on local wells and the aquifer.
A resident asked the county to push for better water quality protections for Canyon Lake.
Commissioners Court - Apr 30, 2026→Advocated for more proactive groundwater management and potential moratoriums on new permits to protect the Trinity Aquifer.
Commissioners Court - Apr 16, 2026→She urged the county to protect the Canyon Lake watershed, citing concerns about wastewater and drinking water quality.
Commissioners Court - Feb 26, 2026→Expressed concerns about water supply and endorsed the conservation easement approach.
Commissioners Court - Oct 23, 2025→Argued that protecting recharge zones is responsible stewardship, not government overreach.
Commissioners Court - Oct 23, 2025→A resident asked the Court to explain the qualifications of the proposed board appointees.
Commissioners Court - Jul 3, 2025→Suggested that the drought is not organic and mentioned concerns about weather manipulation.
Commissioners Court - Apr 17, 2025→Argued that growth is exacerbating water scarcity and supported stricter water availability requirements.
Commissioners Court - Apr 17, 2025→Expressed concern that water availability reports do not account for drought conditions or the impact of new customers.
Commissioners Court - Jan 23, 2025→Presented an independent analysis suggesting that water demand could outpace supply within 10 years.
Commissioners Court - Jan 23, 2025→Learn more about Canyon Lake levels and Guadalupe River flow rates. The post July 24 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake appeared first on My Canyon Lake.
Learn more about Canyon Lake levels and Guadalupe River flow rates. The post July 22 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake appeared first on My Canyon Lake.
Canyon Lake reached a water-surface elevation of 909 feet (mean sea level) today, making the lake “full” for the first time since November 2021, or four years, seven months and 23 days, as Comal County noted on social media. Canyon Lake is owned and ...
Learn more about Canyon Lake levels and Guadalupe River flow rates. The post July 20 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake appeared first on My Canyon Lake.
Canyon Lake is 99.1% full at an elevation of 908.69 feet (msl) at 10:45 a.m. Monday. Expect levels to continue to rise quickly. Full pool for Canyon Lake is 909 feet above mean sea level (msl). At this conservation level, the reservoir holds 378,852 ...
Canyon Lake is 69.3% full at an elevation of 893.13 feet (msl) at 3 a.m. Friday. Expect levels to continue to rise quickly. Full pool for Canyon Lake is 909 feet above mean sea level (msl). At this conservation level the reservoir holds 378,852 acre-...
Texas Water Company issues boil water notice for dozens of communities WOAI
Learn more about Canyon Lake levels and Guadalupe River flow rates. The post July 17 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake appeared first on My Canyon Lake.
Texas Water Co. issues boil water notice for parts of Comal County after flooding raises turbidity | News Herald-Zeitung
Texas Water Company issued a boil water notice today for customers served by its Canyon Shores Treatment Plant on Canyon Lake’s north shore. Severe flooding along the Upper Guadalupe River led to a significant influx of debris and sediment into Canyo...