Sabine River Authority of Texas
Stewarding the Waters of East Texas
Reservoir Water Surface Elevation
Above NGVD 1929,feet, [30-Minute Updates]
About the River Authority
The Sabine River Authority of Texas (SRA-TX) is a state agency established in 1949 to manage, protect, and develop the water resources of the Sabine River Basin. Covering parts of 21 East Texas counties, SRA-TX oversees the conservation, storage, and distribution of water for municipal, industrial, agricultural, and environmental use.
Governed by a nine-member board appointed by the Governor of Texas, the Authority works to ensure reliable water supply, support regional growth, and preserve the long-term health of the Sabine River and its tributaries.
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Southeast Texas Regional Alerting & Information Network site displays rainfall, streamflow, and stream and reservoir levels in major streams, bayous, and reservoirs compiled from many data sources which include the USGS and NWS.
SRA-TX's Community Assistance Program (CAP) provides competitive grants that will complement or leverage water project funds for eligible entities within the Sabine River Basin.
SRA-TX reservoirs and parks provide recreation opportunities for fishing, boating, swimming, picnics, camping, and other outdoor fun.
