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FAQs: Drinking Water Disinfection and the Free Chlorine Conversion Process


The original TCEQ General Information document can be found here: Facts about Drinking Water Disinfection and the Free Chlorine Conversion Process




Brazos River Authority Initiates

Stage 1 – Drought Watch

 

On March 17th the Brazos River Authority initiated Stage 1 of it’s Drought Contingency Plan and is urging all of its water customers to do the same.  There are a few circumstances which can trigger Stage 1 and all can be found at the following link:  https://brazos.org/Portals/0/drought/DCP-2019.pdf?ver=DR_v5N6dHpA5-DMHL8Rp3w%3d%3d

 

Shortly before March 17th the Palmer Hydrologic Drought Index (PHDI) fell below -2.4.  In addition to the Palmer Hydrologic Index, the most recent forecast by the National Climate Prediction Center (ENSO) group also projects low precipitation probability for the coming months.  At this time the Lake Stillhouse Hollow level is 3.4 feet below the normal conservation pool and the Lake Belton level is 3.4 feet below the normal conservation pool.  

 

Please keep in mind that our water supplies are not limitless.  We need to all do our part in using water wisely and only when necessary.     




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