The background
Meeting on Sept. 14, the district board approved the agency’s fiscal year 2023-24 budget to fund operations, which include protecting and recharging Trinity Glen Rose Aquifer groundwater across north Bexar County.
As part of the budget, board members approved a nonagricultural rate increase of $1.2276 per gallon produced within TGRGCD’s boundaries.
It was the water district’s first rate hike since 2015, district officials said. The existing nonagricultural production rate of $0.9207 per gallon will expire Dec. 31.
Digging deeper
District officials recently said a rate hike was needed to maintain sufficient revenues to support operations. They also emphasized the importance of water conservation despite rains that have fallen in the area this fall.
