Groundwater & Wells

A Local District Regulates Water Wells Here

The Kimble County Groundwater Conservation District oversees well drilling and water use across most of the county.

If you plan to drill a water well in Kimble County, you need to contact the Kimble County Groundwater Conservation District first. The district covers most of the county. It regulates wells drawing from the Edwards-Trinity (Plateau) Aquifer, the main underground water source for this part of the Hill Country.

The district can require permits for new wells and sets rules about how much water can be pumped. If you buy rural land and want to drill, check with the district before you start. Their office is at 731 Main St., Suite B, in Junction. Hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Source to confirm: Kimble County Groundwater Conservation District

More Kimble County notes

Property Tax

Appraisal and Tax Offices Share the Same Address in Junction

The Kimble Central Appraisal District and the county tax assessor-collector are separate offices, but both are located at the same address in Junction.

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Property Tax Exemption

Homestead Exemption Can Lower Your Tax Bill

If you own and live in your home in Kimble County, a homestead exemption reduces the taxable value of your property.

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State Park

South Llano River State Park Is Just South of Junction

South Llano River State Park sits five miles south of Junction and offers fishing, paddling, hiking, birding, and stargazing along a clear Hill Country river.

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River Access

TPWD Opened Free Public Fishing Access on the Llano River

Texas Parks and Wildlife leased four public access sites on the Llano River so anglers and paddlers can reach the water without private land permission.

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