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What is the Region C Water Planning Group?

The Region C Water Planning Group (RCWPG) is one of 16 regional water planning groups established by the Texas Water Development Board to help develop and revise a comprehensive water plan for Texas. The RCWPG is made up of members representing a variety of interest groups, who are responsible for developing and refining the long-range water plan for the North Central Texas region.  

The RCWPG has completed five planning cycles since 1997 (each lasting five years) and is now in the middle of the sixth cycle of Regional Water Planning, which will ultimately produce a 2026 Region C Water Plan that becomes part of the 2027 Texas Water Plan. Ultimately, the objective is to develop and refine a balanced, long-range plan that will meet the region’s water needs for the next 50 years

Vision

Conservation & Reuse

Current and Future Water Supply

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For other FAQs related to Regional and State Water Planning, please visit the Texas Water Development Board website.