Water Conservation

Johnson County Landowners Can Get Help Paying for Rainwater Harvesting

The Prairielands Groundwater Conservation District offers grants and rebates to help homeowners in Johnson County install rainwater harvesting systems.

Johnson County Home & Property

Collecting rain from your roof can cut how much water you pull from a well or the city system. The Prairielands Groundwater Conservation District covers Johnson County and has offered help to pay for these systems.

The district has provided grants that cover up to 85% of costs. It has also offered rebates up to $500 per household.

These programs can change, so check before you apply. Call the district at 817-556-2299 or visit prairielandsgcd.org for current details and how to apply.

Rainwater harvesting is legal in Texas. State law puts very few limits on it.

Source to confirm: Prairielands Groundwater Conservation District

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Property Tax

Two Offices Handle Property Tax in Johnson County

Johnson County has a separate appraisal district and tax office — they do different jobs, so knowing which one to call saves you time.

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Property Tax

Homestead Exemption Can Lower Your Property Tax Bill

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Ag Valuation Can Sharply Cut Taxes on Rural Land

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Vehicle Registration

Register Your Car at the Johnson County Tax Office

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