West Central Texas Municipal Water District
Serving Abilene, Albany, Anson, and Breckenridge
Our Mission
To deliver raw water to the District's Member Cities (Abilene, Albany, Anson and Breckenridge) and others for municipal, industrial, mining, domestic/livestock and irrigation purposes, as authorized and/or required by the Act creating the District (Art. 8280-162), Auxiliary Water Laws adopted by the Texas Water Commission/Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission/Texas Commission for Environmental Quality, and individual contracts between the District and its customers.
Own, operate, manage and maintain the District's water resource (Hubbard Creek Reservoir) and the District's water pumping and delivery systems.
As directed by state mandates, address drought management, drought relief and water quality issues.
Provide recreational facilities and opportunities for the general public incidental to the District's statutory and contractual purposes, duties and responsibilities.
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WCTMWD
January 28, 2022
Hubbard Creek Reservoir
Current Elevation - 1180.50
86.5% Full
Photo by West Central Texas Municipal Water District
WCTMWD
January 28, 2022
Drought Impact on Texas Surface Water
Map Issued January 25, 2022
WCTMWD
January 21, 2022
Hubbard Creek Reservoir
Current Elevation - 1180.55
86.8% Full
Photo by West Central Texas Municipal Water District
Stream Flows
Real-Time USGS Stream flow and Lake Levels can be found on this page.
Lake Levels
Bid Projects
