Howard County - Road & Bridge

The Colorado River Municipal Water District was authorized in 1949 by the Texas legislature to provide water to the district's member cities: Odessa, Big Spring and Snyder, Texas. The district also has contracts to provide specified quantities of water to Midland, San Angelo, Stanton, Robert Lee, Grandfalls, Pyote and Abilene, Texas, through the West Central Texas Municipal Water District. The Colorado River District owns and operates three major surface water supplies on the Colorado River in west Texas, the full combined capacity of which is 1.2 million acre-feet. Additionally, it operates five well fields for water supply. The CRMWD also serves a number of nonmunicipal customers, including Chevron, Faskin Oil, Power Resources and Anadarko Petroleum Company.

The Permian Basin Underground Water Conservation District is dedicated to the management and preservation of groundwater resources within its jurisdiction. Through the implementation of various conservation strategies, the district aims to protect, recharge, and prevent waste of these vital resources for the benefit of the community. In addition to its conservation efforts, the district actively engages in educational initiatives, including scholarship programs for students pursuing higher education and workshops on rainwater harvesting. By promoting water conservation as a collective responsibility, the district strives to ensure a sustainable water future for all Texans. Generated from the website

The City of Midland, located in the heart of the Permian Basin, is a thriving community known for its rich history, vibrant energy industry, and unique Western charm. Driven by a commitment to operational excellence and innovation, Midland aspires to offer world-class municipal services that enhance the quality of life for all residents. Generated from the website