Texas Well Owner Network

The recent floodings in the Texas Hill Country has left many of us wondering what we need to do to protect our well(s). The Texas Well Owner Network has put together handouts to answer some of our questions. Here is a list:

Hope these resources help to answer some of the questions and concerns.

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