Sulphur River Basin - Clean Rivers Program

What is the Clean Rivers Program?

The Texas Clean Rivers Program (CRP) was implemented to maintain and improve the quality of surface water resources within each river basin in Texas. The CRP is a partnership involving the TCEQ, other state agencies, river authorities, local governments, industry, and citizens. Using a watershed management approach, CRP partner agencies work with the TCEQ to identify and evaluate surface water quality issues and to establish priorities for corrective action. The CRP provides a vehicle for local, regional, and statewide interests to examine water quality issues on a watershed basis. Planning and management by watershed allows the examination of complex relationships between water resources and human activity. The water quality assessments performed under the CRP focus on the cumulative effects of a variety of potential pollutant sources within the context of the natural setting of a particular watershed.

Water Monitoring

Coordinated Monitor Schedule

Visit the LCRA Coordinated Monitoring application to monitor the water quality of rivers, lakes, bays, and the Gulf of Mexico.

See our Monitoring Objectives

Objectives

Measurement Performance Specifications

Performance

Publicly Available Data

Public Outreach

The steering committee posts minutes and agendas online for the public to view on our website. You can find these documents by clicking the buttons below or from the navigation menu above.

The Texas Stream Team

The Texas Stream Team is a network of trained volunteers and supportive partners working to gather information about our natural resources. Read more about these volunteers here or visit their website.