Summary
Representatives from GBRA, CTGCD, TWC, and NBU warned that Comal County is facing intense drought conditions and explosive population growth, requiring aggressive conservation and large regional water projects.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 25
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jul 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Multi-million dollar regional water infrastructure projects like WaterSECURE are in development.
All residents and utility customers across Comal County relying on long-term water security.
Developers facing water availability restrictions and residents experiencing mandatory watering limitations are impacted by supply constraints.
Mentions & discussions (25)
Sept. 6 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Sept. 2 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 31 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 29 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 27 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 26 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 25 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 24 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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GBRA Reduces Releases from Canyon Reservoir to 150 cfs as Lake Returns to Normal
The Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (GBRA) reduced releases from Canyon Reservoir to 150 cubic feet per second today as Canyon Reservoir — Canyon Lake — returns to its normal conservation pool elevation of 909 feet (mean sea level). GBRA increased r...
Aug. 20 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 18 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 17 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 14 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 12 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 10 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 7 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 6 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 4 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Aug. 3 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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July 31 Lake & River Conditions for Canyon Lake
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Commissioners Court - Jul 9, 2026
Comal County accepted a water availability report for Texas Water Supply, confirming sufficient groundwater well capacity from Bexar County to support projected regional demands through 2045. Commissioners noted the importance of monitoring wholesale supplies and periodic three-year reporting requirements.
Commissioners Court - May 28, 2026
Residents expressed concerns about the lack of updates to water availability report requirements in county subdivision regulations, emphasizing the need for higher quality data amid regional growth.
Commissioners Court - Apr 16, 2026
Representatives from GBRA, CTGCD, TWC, and NBU warned that Comal County is facing intense drought conditions and explosive population growth, requiring aggressive conservation and large regional water projects.
Commissioners Court - Apr 17, 2025
Canyon Lake has dropped to 46% capacity, prompting intense community concern and detailed briefings from water purveyors. Residents and officials discussed long-term water availability, high-density subdivision approvals, and conservation strategies amidst an ongoing multi-year drought.
Commissioners Court - Jan 23, 2025
Residents raised concerns about Texas Water Company's triennial water availability reports, arguing that projected demands and excess capacity figures do not adequately account for severe drought conditions and rapid population growth.
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