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Effective March 24th, 2020 - The Upper Trinity GCD is continuing to monitor the COVID-19 situation in Parker, Montague, Hood, and Wise Counties. In the interest of public health, UTGCD has temporarily closed our Springtown offices.

Staff will continue remotely working and can be reached via email. We encourage drillers to contact our managerial staff, as we are still accepting applications and payments online. Send paperwork to doug@uppertrinitygcd.com, or kyle@uppertrinitygcd.com. For more information regarding our continued operations, visit our Facebook & Instagram pages.

PHONE: 817-523-5200

OUR MISSION

The Mission of the Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District is to develop rules to provide protection to existing wells, prevent waste, promote conservation, provide a framework that will allow availability and accessibility of groundwater for future generations, protect the quality of the groundwater in the recharge zone of the aquifer, ensure that the residents of Montague, Wise, Parker, and Hood Counties maintain local control over their groundwater, respect and protect the property rights of landowners in groundwater, and operate the District in a fair and equitable manner for all residents of the District.

NEW WELL REGISTRATION FEES

Beginning January 1, 2018 UTGCD will charge $600 Registration Fee per each New Well Application

AQUIFER EDUCATION

We maintain a list of water conservation resources and educational links for children.Click here for information.

FINANCIALS

Click here to view an archive of the Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District’s budget and financial reports.

AGENDA

A Regular Board meeting is scheduled for Monday, June 15, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. Agenda coming soon. Click here to download the agenda. Click here for a list of all meetings.

LATEST NEWS

Water Conscious Christmas Gifts

Posted on December 20th, 2019

Christmas is just around the corner, and along with the holiday’s arrival comes stressful shopping, long lines, and gift anxiety. Your email inbox is likely flooded with offers, blowout sales and last-minute deals that beg you to...Read More

Home Winterization Tips with the Upper Trinity

Posted on November 21st, 2019

Winter seems to have come early to Texas this year, although average household water use is typically much lower in the colder months, there are still a number of things that can be done to help promote water conservation. Check out our recommendatio...Read More

Rainwater Harvesting: Simple and Effective

Posted on July 23rd, 2019

With almost 15 inches of rain within the last 2 months we’ve definitely experienced a wetter than average spring, but summer is now in full swing throughout Texas and that could mean drier times ahead. With fresh groundwater in ever-increasing dema...Read More