What are groundwater and surface water? Check out our article to learn the difference between these water sources and how they play an integral part in supplying water for the community. sjra.net/2025/07/ground…

There are two types of water that communities use as drinking water, groundwater and surface water. SJRA’s Groundwater Reduction Plan treats surface water from Lake Conroe to turn it into drinking water for the community. Do you know where your water comes from?

Do you know your watershed? Head over to knowyourwatershed.com and use the address viewer so that you can be prepared this summer in case a storm hits our area.

The Flood Management Division of the SJRA works to strategize flood mitigation ideas. Learn more at thebestwaterintexas.org/fmdivision/.

#FlashbackFriday: SJRA’s Highlands Division is where it all started back in the 1940s and is now delivering more water each day than all other SJRA operational divisions combined!

Where does surface water and groundwater come from? This graphic shows how water is stored both above and below the ground. From lakes and rivers to underground aquifers, both sources are essential to our daily lives and water supply.

Have you subscribed to The Best Water in Texas? If not, visit thebestwaterintexas.org and hit “subscribe” to sign up to follow our journey to preserve and protect the best water in Texas!

Happy World Public Relations Day to SJRA’s incredible Public Communications team! They play a vital role in keeping our community informed, educated, and connected. From sharing important updates to promoting water conservation and safety — they help make sure you know what’s

The disturbance in the Gulf remains rather disorganized leading to lower chances of becoming a tropical depression (30%). Regardless of development, increasing moisture will raise our rain chances Friday/Saturday with locally heavy rain possible east of I-45. #TXwx #HOUwx #GLSwx

SJRA’s Groundwater Reduction Plan helps maintain sustainability now and long into the future to help protect the best water in Texas!

Stay weather aware this season by following trusted sources like NWS Houston and your local weather stations. Staying informed means staying safe, especially when storms roll in.

Water is a finite resource, one that needs to be secured for generations to come. Learn how you can play a part in conserving water at SmarterAboutWater.org. Small choices every day add up over time to help conserve this precious resource.

NOTICE: SJRA's Board of Directors Meeting will be held in person, as well as live stream on Thursday, July 24th at 9:00am. For more information, please visit sjra.net/about/who-we-a….

Going fishing this summer? Lake Conroe is a great place to catch some fish, but before you go out to have fun on the lake, always make sure to have a life jacket to remain safe while out on the best water in Texas.

Did you have fun keeping an eye on the disturbance that moved across the Gulf last week? Let's do it again! Expect rain and storm chances to increase towards the end of the week as this disturbance moves in, though it's too early to say much with certainty beyond that.

SJRA’s Groundwater Reduction Plan (GRP) was created to supplement groundwater in Montgomery County with surface water from Lake Conroe. Visit storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/24c973… to take a virtual tour of our surface water treatment plant!

SJRA's Board of Directors Meeting is LIVE. Visit sjra.net/about/who-we-a… and scroll to "Watch Live" to livestream the meeting.

Texas runs on energy, and SJRA’s Highlands Division helps supply the water to keep Texas’ energy industry running. Learn more about the best water in Texas at sjra.net/highlands/.

#FlashbackFriday: Next month, SJRA’s Woodlands Division turns 50 years old! Follow along on our social media during the month of August to learn more about how SJRA has helped shaped The Woodlands over the past 50 years.