NPGCD News

In order to better understand aquifer conditions within NPGCD, the district utilizes a network of 65 wells (the red dots pictured below) strictly used for […]

North Plains GCD is funded primarily through ad valorem taxes. Historically, the District has chosen a rate below the voter approval rate. Consistent with the […]

2023 annual production reports will be available via the Producer Portal this year. The district has worked closely with our database developer Respec to create an online […]

North Plains Groundwater Conservation District (NPGCD) is governed by a seven-member Board of Directors. The Board’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to, adopting and […]

Before the legislative and voter action, the responsibility for financing and developing water supply projects in Texas fell to local communities or the federal government. […]

A capped well is a non-deteriorated well that is properly sealed with a covering capable of preventing surface pollution from entering the well and sustaining […]

Spearman – The Master Irrigator Class of 2022 met for the first time on Wednesday, March 23 at the O’Loughlin Center in Spearman. This is […]

Media Contact: Julia Stanford, jstanford@northplainsgcd.org or 806-930-6934
From sweet conservation sentiments using all the colors of the rainbow to detailed examples of at-home water tips, the […]

Media Contact: Julia Stanford – jstanford@northplainsgcd.org, 806-930-6934
October 1st will mark the beginning of a new fiscal year for the North Plains Groundwater Conservation District. At […]

North Plains Groundwater Conservation District has calculated and published new tax rates. Please view the notice and rates here.
If you have any questions regarding the […]