Water District Adopts Employee Policy
The
Glasscock County Underground Water Conservation District’s Board of Directors
met in regular session Nov. 16 and adopted an employee policy which will go into
effect immediately. District
Manager Rick Harston said the policy is something that is needed when the
district is audited by the state auditor’s office. The policy, which will be signed by each employee, sets out
guidelines for employment by the district.
As
part of a discussion of the West Texas Weather Modification Association’s
program, Harston reported that San Angelo is planning to increase its
contribution to the project from $40,000 to $100,000 in an effort to benefit its
watershed.
Harston
said the district is still trying to get WTWMA’s radar improved in the hope
that better radar would encourage cloud seeding further west than it is usually
done now, thus benefiting Glasscock County.