Our Mission
The mission of the Kimble County Groundwater Conservation District is to develop, promote, and implement water conservation and water management strategies to conserve, preserve, and protect the groundwater supplies of the District, to protect and enhance recharge, prevent waste and pollution, and to effect efficient use of groundwater. The District seeks to protect the owners of water rights within the District from impairment of their groundwater quality and quantity, pursuant to the powers and duties granted under Chapter 36, Subchapter D of the Texas Water Code.
Our History
The enabling legislation creating the District, Senate Bill 2, was passed during the 77th Regular Legislative Session (2001). The confirmation election was held on May 4, 2002 with the majority of the votes cast in favor of confirming the creation of the District. On the same ballot the proposition authorizing the District to levy taxes and setting the maximum tax rate at twenty cents ($.20) per $100 ad valorem value was passed.
Our Board & Staff
The District is governed by a five-member locally elected Board of Directors. The directors serve staggered four-year terms, elected in May of even numbered years. With elections of directors taking place every two years, the District is very responsive to voters’ approval or disapproval of the local management of their groundwater and/or the services provided by the District.
Reginald Stapper, Pct. 11 – President
Marvin Wilson, Pct. 15 – Vice President
Clint Smith Jr., Pct 12- Secretary/ Treasurer
Joe Jones, Pct. 13 – Director
Mike Carter, Pct. 14 – Director
Meredith Allen – District Manager
Composition and Election Information
- Directors serve a term of four (4) years. Terms are staggered for half the Board to expire every two (2) years.
- Precincts 11, 14, and 15 will expire in 2026 with the election to be held in May 2026.Precincts 12 and 13 will expire in 2028 with the election to be held in May 2028.
- Precincts 12 and 13 will expire in 2028 with the election to be held in May 2028.
- Election information can be found at the Secretary of State website, here. Forms and updates for the 2024 election will also be posted on the elections tab on the home page as they become available from the Secretary of State.
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