Protecting Property. Managing Infrastructure. Serving the Public.
Lower Brushy Creek Water Control & Improvement District
Regional Floodwater Management for eastern Williamson & western Milam Counties
Who We Are
Safeguarding Lives, Property & Infrastructure
The Lower Brushy Creek Water Control & Improvement District (the “district”) is a specialized political subdivision dedicated to protecting residents, landowners, and communities through proactive regional floodwater management and erosion control. We manage 23 floodwater retarding structures (dams) in eastern Williamson and western Milam Counties, working to reduce floodwater risks, maintain public safety, and comply with state dam safety regulations.
Our work is guided by transparency, accountability, and a commitment to serving the people of Central Texas.
What We Do
Flood Control Infrastructure
- Maintain and operate 23 flood control dams
- Repair and upgrade dams as needed
- Conduct inspections and structural improvements
- Collaborate with state and federal agencies
Transparency in Government
- Publish board agendas, minutes, and financial reports
- Provide access to audits, tax data, and election details
- Follow all state-mandated transparency guidelines
Community Communication
- Offer clear contact channels for landowners and residents
- Share important updates and notices on our blog
- Support educational resources for understanding our work
Recent Updates
Directors to canvass election results
District's capital improvement plan to be discussed
Early and Election day times and locations set