The Brazos River Authority, established by the Texas Legislature in 1929, is dedicated to the development and management of water resources within an entire river basin. Their comprehensive range of services includes the development and distribution of water supplies, water and wastewater treatment, monitoring water quality, and promoting water conservation through public education programs. To ensure transparency and effective governance, the Brazos River Authority operates under the guidance of a Board of Directors and a Management Team.

They provide financial information through annual comprehensive financial reports, budgets, retirement financial reports, and quarterly investment reports. The authority also manages several reservoirs, including Possum Kingdom Lake, Lake Granbury, and Lake Limestone, offering various amenities such as public use areas, waterfowl hunting, playground areas, and hike/bike trails. They prioritize lake safety and provide regulations and lake patrol services.

The Brazos River Authority is committed to addressing water supply challenges and managing drought conditions by issuing notices and following a comprehensive drought contingency plan. Through their services and initiatives, the Brazos River Authority plays a vital role in ensuring responsible water resource management in the Brazos River Basin