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Daingerfield council hears regional water presentations from NETMWD, Caddo Lake Institute
Summary
Representatives from the Northeast Texas Municipal Water District and the Caddo Lake Institute gave informational presentations on regional water supply and water-rights issues; the council took no action. The session included public comment on local water concerns.
The Daingerfield City Council on May 11 heard informational presentations from the Northeast Texas Municipal Water District and the Caddo Lake Institute about regional water supply and water-rights matters affecting the city.
Osiris Brantley and Dominik Sobieraj represented NETMWD and Laura Ashley Overdyke represented the Caddo Lake Institute. The presentations addressed regional supply and water-rights topics but were delivered for information only; the council did not take formal action during the meeting.
Council members noted the presentations as part of ongoing regional coordination. No staff directive or motion was recorded on the presentations themselves; the water presentations were listed on the agenda as "Presentations - No Action."
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