Nueces River Authority

08/19/2026

🚨🏌️‍♂️ GOLFERS, MARK YOUR CALENDARS! 🏌️‍♀️🚨

We may have moved the tee, but we definitely did NOT move the mission!

⛳ The 4th Annual Golfing FORE! Education Tournament is happening Friday, October 2, 2026, at North Shore Country Club!

Get your foursome together. Dust off those clubs. Start practicing your “I totally meant to do that” shots. 😂

But most importantly, come help support the Nueces River Authority Education Program and the students, schools, and communities we serve.

🏌️ 4-Person Scramble
🎯 142 School Campuses
🌎 20 Basin Counties
🏫 54 School Districts

🏆 Sponsorships Available!

📩 Contact Anita Saenz at [email protected]

Grab your clubs. Invite your team. Let’s hit the course for education!

08/13/2026

**MOVED THE TEE — NOT THE MISSION!**

The date has changed, but the mission remains the same!

Our **Golfing FORE! Education Tournament** has been moved to:

📅 **Friday, October 2, 2026**
📍 **North Shore Country Club**

We’re still coming together for a great day of golf while supporting an important cause — **education and our community**.

Same great tournament. Same important mission. Just a new day to play!

🏌️‍♂️ **SAVE THE NEW DATE!**

A special thank-you to our **Presenting Sponsor, Gerke Excavating**, for their continued support.

More details coming soon. We look forward to seeing you on the course!

07/28/2026

**🚨 Public Notice: System-Wide Chlorine Burn 🚨**

Beginning **July 31, 2026**, Nueces County WCID #3 will begin a **TCEQ-approved system-wide chlorine burn (chlorine conversion)**. This is a routine maintenance process that helps maintain water quality and is similar to those performed in previous years.

📅 **Dates:** July 31 – August 27, 2026

During this time, customers may notice:
💧 A stronger chlorine smell
💧 A slight chlorine taste in the water

These changes are **normal** and the water remains **safe for regular consumption**.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Nueces County WCID #3 office.

For more information, visit:

Welcome to the Official Website of Nueces County WCID #3 in Robstown, TX!

07/20/2026

If you or someone you know has been impacted by the flooding, the following resources are available to help:

FEMA Disaster Assistance
• Apply for disaster assistance or get information about available aid.
📞 1-800-621-3362

American Red Cross
• Emergency shelter, meals, cleanup assistance, and family support.
📞 1-800-733-2767 (1-800-RED-CROSS)

Texas Flood Emotional Support Line
• Free emotional support and crisis counseling for those affected by the disaster.
📞 833-812-2480

Hill Country MHDD Crisis Line
• 24-hour crisis support and mental health services.
📞 1-877-466-0660

Communities across Texas are coming together during this difficult time. If you know someone who has been affected, please share this information so they can access the assistance they need.

From all of us at the Nueces River Authority, we stand with our fellow Texans. Together, we will recover and rebuild.

07/20/2026

Our hearts are with the families, communities, and first responders affected by the devastating flooding across the Texas Hill Country.

The loss, destruction, and hardship caused by these floods have touched countless lives. On behalf of the Nueces River Authority, we extend our deepest sympathies to everyone who has been impacted. We keep the victims, their loved ones, emergency responders, and all those assisting with rescue and recovery efforts in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

We stand with our fellow Texans and are grateful for the courage, compassion, and resilience being shown throughout the affected communities. May those who are grieving find comfort, those who are searching find hope, and those working tirelessly to help remain safe.

07/09/2026

🌱 Ready to grow healthier soil, stronger pastures, and a more profitable operation? 🌱

Join us for our Regenerative Agriculture Workshop featuring Kyle Richardville with UnderstandingAG!

Whether you're a farmer, rancher, landowner, or simply interested in sustainable agriculture, this workshop is packed with practical, real-world information you can put to use.

✅ Adaptive Stewardship
✅ Drought Resilience
✅ Improving Overall Profitability
✅ Learn about the USDA Regenerative Pilot Program
✅ Lunch Provided

📅 July 21, 2026
🕣 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Thompson Hunting Lodge
1009 Hwy 395, Crystal City, TX

Seats are limited, so be sure to scan the QR code on the flyer to register today!

For more information, call (830) 694-4009.

We look forward to seeing you there!

06/30/2026

SepticSmart & Wastewater Education
Protect Your Septic System and Our Water Resources

A properly maintained septic system protects your home, your family, and our local waterways. Simple everyday habits—such as what you flush down the toilet and what you pour down the sink—can make a significant difference in the life of your septic system.

The Nueces River Authority is committed to helping homeowners understand how to properly care for their septic systems through the EPA's SepticSmart program and other educational resources.

Never Pour Down the Drain

Avoid putting these items into your sink or garbage disposal:

Cooking grease
Oils and fats
Food scraps
Coffee grounds
Harsh chemicals
Paint
Solvents
Medications

Grease may go down as a liquid but cools inside pipes, where it hardens and contributes to clogs that can damage septic systems and sewer infrastructure.

06/18/2026

🌊 That's a wrap on the 2026 Annual Nueces Basin Summit!

On June 15–16, water professionals, community leaders, educators, industry representatives, and stakeholders from across the Nueces Basin gathered at the Portland Community Center in Portland, Texas, to discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of water in South Texas.

Over two days of presentations, discussions, and networking, attendees shared knowledge, explored innovative solutions, and strengthened partnerships that will help protect and manage our water resources for generations to come.

A special thank you to our vendors and sponsors whose generous support helped make this event possible. Your partnership and commitment to water resource stewardship play a vital role in the success of the Summit and the future of our region.

We would also like to thank all of our speakers, exhibitors, attendees, and volunteers who contributed their time and expertise to make this year's Summit a success.

We appreciate your dedication to the Nueces Basin and look forward to seeing everyone again next year!

06/01/2026

**🚨 Texas Ranchers, Hunters, and Landowners: Pay Attention 🚨**

The New World Screwworm has reportedly been detected just one mile from the Texas border, prompting urgent warnings from State Representative Don McLaughlin.

This pest was eradicated from the United States decades ago, but if it crosses into Texas, it could have serious consequences for:
• Cattle producers
• Ranchers and landowners
• Deer and wildlife populations
• Agricultural operations
• Rural economies and border communities

The screwworm lays eggs in open wounds on animals, and the larvae feed on living tissue, causing severe injury and even death if left untreated.

As someone who works with and supports our local agricultural community, I wanted to share this information so South Texas residents can stay informed and keep a close eye on their livestock and animals.

Please take a moment to read the attached release and share this post with fellow ranchers, hunters, and landowners.

05/29/2026

🌧️💧 Before & After: Petronila Creek

Just two months apart—what a difference!

Recent heavy rainfall has transformed Petronila Creek from a dry creek bed into a flowing waterway. These rain events play a vital role in replenishing our creeks, rivers, and reservoirs across the Coastal Bend.

While the recent rainfall is encouraging, drought conditions still persist throughout much of our region. Every drop helps, and scenes like this are a reminder of how quickly our waterways can respond to much-needed rain.

Please use caution around creeks, rivers, and low-water crossings, as water levels and flow conditions can change rapidly following significant rainfall.