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    • Contact Us
  • Groundwater
    • Well Permitting and Registrations
    • Monitor Wells
    • Abandoned Well | Plugging Program
    • Best Practices for Well Owners
    • Groundwater Planning
    • Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts
    • Drought Management
  • Surface Water
    • Water Quality Testing
    • Clean Rivers Program
    • Upcoming Projects
  • Medina Lake
  • Environmental Services
    • Laboratory Services
    • Environmental Investigations/Illegal Dumping
  • Flood Management
    • River & Rainfall Gages
    • Weather
    • Flood Early Warning System
    • Texas Floodplain Management Association
  • Education
    • K-12 Programs
    • Community Initiatives
    • Regional Partners
    • Internship Program
    • Tools for Sustainability
  • Transparency
BCRAGD
  • About
    • Our Mission
    • Rules & Regulations
    • Board of Directors
    • Meet the Staff
    • History of BCRAGD
    • News
    • Archives
    • Contact Us
  • Groundwater
    • Well Permitting and Registrations
    • Monitor Wells
    • Abandoned Well | Plugging Program
    • Best Practices for Well Owners
    • Groundwater Planning
    • Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts
    • Drought Management
  • Surface Water
    • Water Quality Testing
    • Clean Rivers Program
    • Upcoming Projects
  • Medina Lake
  • Environmental Services
    • Laboratory Services
    • Environmental Investigations/Illegal Dumping
  • Flood Management
    • River & Rainfall Gages
    • Weather
    • Flood Early Warning System
    • Texas Floodplain Management Association
  • Education
    • K-12 Programs
    • Community Initiatives
    • Regional Partners
    • Internship Program
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Medina Lake

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Medina Lake Levels & Reservoir Stage 

Medina Lake Level

Link to USGS Gage


Nonpoint Source Pollution Initiative

Medina Lake is utilized as a source of drinking water for San Antonio and riparian residents. In the last few years, there has been an increase in population in the surrounding areas, and water recreation has grown in popularity. BCRAGD began the Nonpoint Source Initiative as a survey of Medina Lake’s waters to identify any potential nonpoint source pollution, and/or potential health risks to the public.

9 Medina Lake coves will be sampled for the presence of fecal coliforms and E. coli in conjunction with other water quality monitoring that is currently taking place on Medina Lake, including the In-House water quality study and the Clean Rivers Program. Results were compiled into a report on August 17, 2018, which can be found in the link below.

BCRAGD hopes to expand sampling to other nonpoint source pollutants such as caffeine, prescription drugs, and other chemical compounds introduced to surface waters by humans through partnership with USGS and San Antonio River Authority. These efforts will aid in the protection and preservation of the resource for the people of our community and downstream communities who utilize the waters of the Medina every day.

BCRAGD Nonpoint Source Initiative Report, August 17, 2018

If you have any questions regarding the Nonpoint Source Initiative, contact us during regular business hours.

Please visit https://www.banderacounty.org/services/MedinaLakePark.htm the Bandera County Webpage for park hours and contact information.

Hours of operation open to the public are Monday – Thursday 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and Friday 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. We are closed Saturday and Sunday

(830) 796-7260

440 FM 3240 | P.O. Box 177
Bandera, TX 78003

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