Bee County adopts resolution to join Coastal Bend Water Alliance Following a presentation from Sen. Adam Hinojosa’s district liaison, the court unanimously approved a resolution to join the Coastal Bend Water Alliance to coordinate regional water planning; the alliance will hold its first meeting in January.

Bee County is taking a bold step towards better water management by joining the Coastal Bend Water Alliance, ensuring smaller jurisdictions have a voice in essential planning.

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Aliso Water Supply seeks county help for failing Pawnee line; project estimate about $2.6M Aliso Water Supply Corporation told commissioners that recurring leaks on a 2.5‑mile pipeline serving Pawnee and a local school have caused large water losses; the utility seeks county assistance in pursuing grants and low‑interest loans to replace the line and upgrade to eight‑inch pipe.

Pawnee's aging water main is leaking 500,000 gallons each time, and the $2.6 million upgrade could be the lifeline this community desperately needs!

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Beeville briefs county on Stage 4 drought, $33.9M bond and plan for new wells and RO skids City of Beeville interim city manager Daniel Dorgan told Bee County commissioners the city is in Stage 4 of its drought contingency and has authorized debt and contracts to drill and rehabilitate wells and to buy temporary reverse‑osmosis skids. The city expects the additional capacity to meet average daily demand and aims to bring water online by

Beeville is taking bold steps to combat its Stage 4 drought with a $33.9 million plan to drill new wells and enhance water supply, aiming to bring relief by February 2026!

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