Save Bird Island on Lake Conroe Opening Blog By Save Bird Island Initiative- Madi Bullock Madilyn Bullock February 25, 2026 Welcome to my personal blog for Save Bird Island on Lake Conroe. I’d like to begin by sharing how this entire project came about. I have lived on Lake Conroe since I was little. Growing up,…

In response to a 2018 charge by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) immediately began taking a more active role in regional flood management by creating a Flood Management Division to oversee the development of short and long-term flood management strategies; build partnerships with federal, state, and local government entities; and…

Just in time, normal pool has returned, but for how long? Statewide we have been suffering from drought in 2025 and now again in 2026, so it is great to see Lake Conroe at normal pool (201 ft) today. We did reach 201 ft mid-June but, it lasted only two weeks before evaporation and San…

Summer is in full swing, bringing an increase in boating activity on Lake Conroe. Whether a first-time visitor, or experienced boater, it is always good to be reminded of the key boater safety tips to ensure a fun and safe experience for everyone on the water. Following these safety tips will help protect you, your…

The San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) plays a vital role as a wholesale water and wastewater service provider, serving communities, utilities, and industrial partners throughout Montgomery County and parts of Harris County.  By providing raw water, treated drinking water, and wastewater services to Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs), water utility companies, and industrial users, SJRA […]

On April 16, the San Jacinto River Authority dedicated a new state historical marker for Lake Conroe Dam. The new marker highlights the journey of the Lake Conroe Dam from its conception in 1968 to construction in 1973. The full story The official historical marker description describes the foundation of the Lake Conroe Dam. It…

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