TWON: Water Well Basics
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- May 15, 2023
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Overview
Texas landowners are responsible for managing the drinking water from their private wells. This publication explains how to protect your water supply by keeping records on each well, managing potential sources of contamination, and testing your water at least once a year. (2 pages)
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