November 01, 2025
Dear Members,
On Tuesday Texans will have the opportunity to vote on several statewide propositions, including Proposition 4, which addresses long-term water infrastructure funding.
As your member-owned water provider, Consolidated Water Supply Corporation wants to ensure our members are informed about the issues that may impact rural water systems like ours. Proposition 4 would direct existing state sales tax revenue—not new taxes—toward replacing aging waterlines, improving infrastructure, and developing new water sources such as desalination.
We encourage all members to learn about Proposition 4 and make your voice heard at the polls on Tuesday. You can learn more about Proposition 4 from the sources below:
Thank you for staying engaged and helping to shape the future of Texas water.
Sincerely,
Amber Stelly
Consolidated Water Supply Corporation
October 31, 2025
A Major Win for Consolidated & East Texas.
See update HERE regarding the Final Judgment and Permanent Injunction* in Cause No. DCCV25-5642-369 — Sanderson Farms LLC, Consolidated Water Supply Corporation, et al. v. Neches & Trinity Valleys Groundwater Conservation District.
On Friday, October 24, 2025 Judge Davis entered a final judgment that:
1. Rescinds and nullifies the NTVGCD's April 17, May 15 and June 19, 2025 board actions related to the Redtown Ranch and Pine Bliss applications;
2. Terminates the NTVGCD's contract with SOAH for a contested-case hearing; and
3. Permanently enjoins the NTVGCD and all parties acting in concert from taking further action on these or similar large-volume groundwater projects until specific studies are completed and reviewed.
October 31, 2025
Customers in the following areas no longer need to boil their water. Customers in Tejas Shores, Lake Forest Estates, Piney Point, Frontier Camp, as well as customers on FM 229 from Lake Baptist Church to CR 2190, and CR's 2200 and 2230. All samples were clear.
John Owens 936-544-2986
October 31, 2025
Customers in the Spring Creek Country Club as well customers on FM 2160, CR 2115, and FM 229 from CR 2115 going West for 2 miles no longer need to boil their water. All samples were clear.
John Owens 936-544-2986
October 31, 2025
Customers on the West side of Spring Creek Country Club no longer need to boil their water. This includes customers on Yellow Creek Trail, Forest Ln, Maple Way, Pecan Pt, Red Oak Pt, Dogwood Trail, Pine Cone Dr, Hickory Hill Ln, Holly Ln, and Mayapple Pt. All samples were clear.
John Owens 936-544-2986
October 24, 2025
Customers in the Belott, Berea, and Arbor areas no longer need to boil their water. This includes customers on Hwy 21 East from CR 1515 to and including FSR 524, Hwy 7 East from CR 1025 to 1035, FM 2022 from CR 1650 to and including CR 1660, FM 1733, from Hwy 7 East to and including CR 1105, FM 232 from Hwy 7 to and including CR 4505. This also includes ALL adjacent County Roads in the areas. All samples were clear. Thank you for your patience.
John Owens 936-544-2986
October 17, 2025
Customers in the following areas of Latexo no longer need to boil their water. Customers on CR's 2115, 2125, 2130, 2131, 2132, 2135, PR 6050, FM 2160 including Spring Creek Country Club, and FM 229 from CR 2115 headed west for 2 miles. All samples were clear.
John Owens 936-544-2986
August 30, 2025
Other Senators need to hear from concerned East Texans. See Redtown Ranch Wellfield updates here. HB 27 passed with overwhelming bipartisan statewide support in the House, but has stalled in the Senate. This bill halts export projects in the Neches and Trinity Valledys GCD until a comprehensive, state-led hydrologic investigation is completed in the area.
East Texas Senators are already solidly behind this bill. Now we need West and Central Texas Senators to hear loud and clear that Texans expect sustainable aquifer management, not short-term profiteering.
See the list of Senators here and respectfully request their support of HB 27.
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