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MoCo Groundwater Issues Coming to Head - Reduce Flooding
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Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 08/10/2026 5:08pm
Article Summary:
**Montgomery County Groundwater Concerns Mount Over Falling Water Levels, Proposed Pumping Increase and Board Eligibility**
Montgomery County Concerned Citizens is warning that declining groundwater levels, including a reported drop of up to 256 feet in the Jasper aquifer near The Woodlands, could worsen subsidence as the Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District considers allowing pumping at roughly three times the aquifers’ recharge rate. The group is urging residents to comment on proposed groundwater targets by Aug. 11 and consider running for four LSGCD board seats, while also questioning the eligibility of an LSGCD appointee to a San Jacinto River Authority committee.
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Date: 08/10/2026 5:08pm
Article Summary:
**Montgomery County Groundwater Concerns Mount Over Falling Water Levels, Proposed Pumping Increase and Board Eligibility**
Montgomery County Concerned Citizens is warning that declining groundwater levels, including a reported drop of up to 256 feet in the Jasper aquifer near The Woodlands, could worsen subsidence as the Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District considers allowing pumping at roughly three times the aquifers’ recharge rate. The group is urging residents to comment on proposed groundwater targets by Aug. 11 and consider running for four LSGCD board seats, while also questioning the eligibility of an LSGCD appointee to a San Jacinto River Authority committee.
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