Over two weeks in November, a team of inspectors from the Natural Resources Conservation Service and Freese & Nichols Engineering examined each of the 23 dams that the Lower Brushy Creek Water Conservation and Improvement District (WCID) is responsible for.
NOTICE OF DEADLINE TO FILE APPLICATIONS FOR PLACE ON THE BALLOT AVISO DE FECHA LÍMITE PARA PRESENTAR SOLICITUDES PARA UN LUGAR EN LA BOLETA Notice is hereby given that applications for a place on the LOWER BRUSHY CREEK WCID Regular Election ballot
Directors of the Lower Brushy Creek Water Control and Improvement District (WCID) approved engineering agreements aimed at meeting deferred maintenance needs and planning at their most recent meeting. The group approved a master agreement with M&E Consultants to prepare breach
The Board of Directors of the Lower Brushy Creek WCID will hold its next regular meeting 7:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. 14 in the conference room at the Greater Taylor Chamber of Commerce, 1519 N. Main St. in Taylor. See below
On November 6th, the voters approved a 2-cent maintenance tax within the Lower Brushy Creek WCID. The vote was 4,279 for the tax and 3,670 against. The new funding will allow the WCID to leverage state and federal grants for the
By Donnie Lunsford, USDA-NRCS Public Affairs Specialist Texas Flood isn’t just a Stevie Ray Vaughan song. With the devastation that hit the Texas coast with Hurricane Harvey, we are reminded of the destruction that flooding can cause. In the late
