Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District

Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District We manage groundwater to preserve, protect, and recharge our water resources in Bastrop & Lee Counties. Educating the public on water issues. Think smart.

Save water. Save money. LPGCD Board meets every 3rd Wednesday of the month @ 3:30pm. Who We Are & What We Do
The Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District (LPGCD) was created by an act of Texas legislature, to be the state’s preferred method of groundwater management in the Bastrop and Lee Counties. Per Texas Water Code Section 36.0015, LPGCD is to manage groundwater by balancing all property i

nterests and providing for the preservation, protection, recharging, and prevention of waste of groundwater. We are also mandated by the state to provide educational programs to the public relating to the problems and issues concerning water management. Location
The District office and mailing address is: 317 E. Hempstead St., Giddings, TX 78942. Public Board Meetings
LPGCD Board of Directors meets on the third Wednesday of every month at 3:30 p.m. at our Giddings office.

Happy Labor Day.We are closed.We will re-open tomorrow, Tuesday, September 8, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day.

We are closed.

We will re-open tomorrow, Tuesday, September 8, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Native plants are beautiful, water-wise, and resilient.Swipe through to learn why native plants are on of the best choic...
09/06/2026

Native plants are beautiful, water-wise, and resilient.

Swipe through to learn why native plants are on of the best choices for a resilient lanscape.

Happy National Cheese Pizza Day!Did you know it takes about 53 gallons of water to produce a single slice of cheese pizz...
09/05/2026

Happy National Cheese Pizza Day!

Did you know it takes about 53 gallons of water to produce a single slice of cheese pizza? That water is used throughout the process, from growing ingredients like wheat and tomatoes to producing cheese and preparing the final product.

Every meal has a water footprint, which is a reminder of just how important water is in our everyday lives.

Traditional lawns can require frequent watering during Texas summers. On the other hand, native plants are adapted to ou...
09/04/2026

Traditional lawns can require frequent watering during Texas summers. On the other hand, native plants are adapted to our region's climate. And, once established (usually one year), typically need less supplemental watering while providing beauty for your garden year-round. Every native plant is a step toward a more resilient landscape.

Join us on September 21 to learn practical ways to maintain a healthy lawn while using water efficiently at our FREE Hea...
09/03/2026

Join us on September 21 to learn practical ways to maintain a healthy lawn while using water efficiently at our FREE Healthy Lawns Workshop. Dinner is provided and RSVP is required.

Cal (512) 360-5088 to reserve your spot.

Planting for resilience means creating landscapes that can handle the Texas weather while using less water and requiring...
09/01/2026

Planting for resilience means creating landscapes that can handle the Texas weather while using less water and requiring less maintenance.

Yes! You can have a beautiful yard that is also water-wise!

This Fall, plant for resilience!

Knowing your well means knowing where your water comes from, understanding your aquifer, tracking water levels, keeping ...
08/31/2026

Knowing your well means knowing where your water comes from, understanding your aquifer, tracking water levels, keeping important records, and being prepared before problems arise.

Whether you're looking for your State Well Report, registering your well, identifying your aquifer, or learning more about your groundwater resources, Lost Pines GCD is here to help.

Know your water. Know your well.

Visit our website or give us a call to learn more.

If your well is a part of our well watch program, then you can see you well's water level on our Lost Pines GCD Database...
08/30/2026

If your well is a part of our well watch program, then you can see you well's water level on our Lost Pines GCD Database.

Step one: Go to www.lostpineswater.org and click on Well Database.

Step two: Search for your well using the address or well ID number.

Step three: click the water levels detail button on the right hand side of the map.

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08/29/2026

Want to find your well on the Lost Pines GCD database?

Save this post for when you need it!

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317 E Hempstead Street
Giddings, TX
78942

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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