Region F Water Plan - Regional Water Planning Group

What's New

Updated Region F Website – The Region F website has been updated with a new look and structure. Information on the planning group, upcoming and past meetings, and developed documents will be posted here.

Special Studies – Final reports for the special studies were submitted to the TWDB on April 28, 2009. These reports are posted under Documents.

June 22, 2009 Meeting - Meeting materials and presentation are available.

Upcoming Meeting – The next Region F planning group meeting is scheduled for September 28, 2009 at 10:30 am. Meeting agenda and materials will be posted one week before the meeting.

Draft Chapters 2 and 3 – Drafts of Chapters 2 and 3 for the 2011 Region F Water Plan are available for review. Please send comments to Simone Kiel.

Region F Project Overview

The Region F water planning region includes 32 counties in western Texas. The largest cities in the region are Midland, Odessa and San Angelo. Most of Region F lies in the Upper Colorado River Basin and the Pecos River Basin. While surface water provides much of the municipal supplies, groundwater provides the majority of the water to the region and includes four major aquifers and seven minor aquifers.

2011 Water Plan Update

The Region F Regional Water Planning Group is tasked with developing and adopting a regional water plan in accordance with Texas Senate Bill 1 and Texas Senate Bill 2.

We are currently in the third round of regional planning, which will culminate with the development of the 2011 Region F Water Plan. The final plan is due to the TWDB by December 1, 2010. This web site provides information to regional water planning group members and the public on Region F and this planning cycle.