Too many feel someone else will clean it up – maybe the pet waste fairy. Most of us are diligent about picking up after our pets, but not all. What’s pet waste have to do with wading in Spring Creek? Let’s break it down: Based on national averages, our community dog population produces about 55,000 pounds of waste per day*. Hoping the pet waste fairy picks up after your dog? Find out how you can do your part to preserve and conserve our most valued resource now and long into the future at The Best Water in Texas. But, keeping up with growth in a responsible way takes all of us. Utilizing water wells for groundwater, treating and transporting water from Lake Conroe to partners in Montgomery County, and looking for additional strategies are all needed to accommodate the county’s growth. SJRA planning also includes diversification of water sources. SJRA considers numerous stakeholders and partners in its ongoing water supply planning efforts including public and private utilities, cities and counties, Municipal Utility Districts (MUD), industry, agriculture, non-governmental organizations, and chambers. One of the many reasons the Texas Legislature created river authorities is to provide a watershed-focused political subdivision with the power to plan for and develop long-term water supplies in partnership with other local political entities, who often do not have the authority or resources to implement plans on their own. Created by the Texas Legislature in 1937, the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) serves, conserves, and protects the water resources of the San Jacinto River Basin, which includes Montgomery County. Water supply planning has been happening in our community for more than 75 years.
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