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Water Management Begins with Accurate Information (opens the original)
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On September 10, Atascosa County partnered with the Evergreen Underground Water Conservation District to host a public information meeting focused on groundwater management. Water supports our homes, farms, ranches, businesses, industries, and emergency services. It is also essential to our countyâs long-term growth and stability. Residents deserve clear information about groundwater conditions, how this resource is managed, and which public entities make and enforce the rules. The meeting was
Understanding County Authority (opens the original)
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One of the questions I hear most often as Atascosa County Judge is, âWhy canât the county just do something about that?â It is a fair question, especially when residents are concerned about an issue affecting their neighborhood, property, roads or quality of life. However, the answer often depends not only on whether I, or the members of Commissioners Court, want to act. We must first determine whether Texas law gives the county the authority to do so. During a recent edition of Monday Min
Understanding groundwater begins with a conversation (opens the original)
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One of the responsibilities I take most seriously as your County Judge is making sure our residents have access to factual information. County government doesnât have all the answers, and we certainly donât know everything. But one thing we can do well is bring the right people to the table, ask the right questions, and create opportunities for the public to hear directly from the experts responsible for important issues affecting our community. Over the past several months, Iâve heard fro
Keeping Atascosa County Safe Through Modern Standards (opens the original)
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One of the greatest strengths of local government is that it is closest to the people it serves. When residents take the time to ask questions, share concerns, and participate in public meetings, it gives elected officials an opportunity to evaluate whether our policies and procedures continue to meet the needs of a growing community. Over the past few months, many Atascosa County residents have voiced thoughtful questions and concerns about new and emerging types of development proposed within
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