The Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District (LSGCD) was created by the 77th Texas Legislature in 2001, with the purpose of preserving, conserving, and protecting Montgomery County’s groundwater supplies.
This year marks our 25th Anniversary and we renew our commitment, managing nature’s precious resource while protecting property rights, balancing conservation and development, and using the best available science.
Join us as we celebrate the District’s 25th Anniversary with a symposium on October 29, 2026. Click here to learn more.
The Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District’s mission is to be transparent and judicious stewards of Montgomery County’s groundwater. We use the law and the best available science in decision-making processes and policies. We prioritize the highest practicable production of your aquifers while mindfully balancing the protection of private property rights and conservation for present and future generations.
Log in to enter your monthly meter readings online. Monthly meter readings are required for all permitted wells. Trouble logging in? Email us at permitting@lonestargcd.org.
View the District’s Public well map. Includes locations of registered and permitted wells within Montgomery County.
Lone Star GCD is offering rain barrels to Montgomery County residents for only $41 each through our Rain for Tomorrow Conservation Initiative.
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