Preserving the natural beauty and water quality of Cypress Creek
for generations to come
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The City of Wimberley aims to provide the types of recreational amenities that bring people from all generations and abilities together to enjoy our parks and attend our events. Your input is vital to creating this master plan. Please take a few minutes to take the survey. Thank you!
On December 15, 2022, we will be holding a public meeting to provide updates, reports, and hear from you on the state of the Cypress Creek watershed. Despite some relief from the summer heat and a spattering welcome precipitation, Jacob's Well remains at a trickle. What does this mean for the future of our valley, and how can we step up to ensure that flowing water in Cypress Creek is not just some story from the past? Come join us for the discussion.
We hope you have all been well and handling the Texas heat. Since our last newsletter, the Wimberley Valley has been impacted by unprecedented water quantity and water quality concerns. The images of a dry creek bed as you look downstream from the RR12 bridge in downtown Wimberley stand in stark contrast to the historically clear, flowing waters Cypress Creek is known for.
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