In a recent government meeting, officials discussed ongoing challenges related to water distribution in the region, particularly focusing on the needs of Greenville and the Sabine River authority. The conversation highlighted Greenville's growing demand for water, which is crucial for its expanding population and the communities it serves, including Catto.

Despite Greenville's urgent need for water, tensions with the Sabine River authority were evident, as officials noted that the authority is resistant to providing any water to Greenville. A direct quote from a Sabine River representative underscored this opposition, stating, \"there's no way in h*** he's doing anything to help Greenville.\"

Officials emphasized the importance of securing water for Hunt County residents, asserting that other areas, such as Dallas, do not require the same resources. The meeting also touched on the need to reform the water district board to facilitate negotiations with the Sabine River authority, as the current contract is held with the district rather than the city itself.

The discussions reflect a critical need for collaboration and strategic planning to address water resource management in the face of regional growth and competing interests.