Coordinated Monitoring of Surface Water
Latest available schedules, instructions, Preferred Program Codes, strategy, and fact sheets about coordinated monitoring of surface water quality in Texas.
Coordinated monitoring makes collecting and analyzing data on surface water more efficient for the Surface Water Quality Monitoring Program and its participants—the Clean Rivers Program, other state and federal agencies, municipalities, and others. The coordinated monitoring schedule is usually planned and developed from January through May of the fiscal year preceding the year for which monitoring activities are planned.
The TCEQ supports coordinated monitoring with guidance for site selection and for sampling requirements for routine monitoring, special study, and targeted monitoring.
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Resources for Coordinated Monitoring,
FY 2011
State fiscal year (FY) 2011 runs from September 1, 2010 through
August 31, 2011.
- Coordinated Monitoring Schedule
The most recent information on all surface water monitoring being conducted by the TCEQ or under TCEQ contract. Continually updated during the planning period for coordinated monitoring planning. - Instructions for Completing the Coordinated Monitoring Schedule (PDF, March 2010)
- Developing Regional and Basin Monitoring Schedules for FY 2011 (PDF, March 2010)
- TCEQ Regional Water Monitoring Strategy FY 2011 for Metals and Organics in Water, Sediment and Fish Tissue Monitoring (PDF, March 2010)
- Biological Monitoring Fact Sheets (PDF)
Return to topSample History Reports
This report combines information from the most recent Texas Water Quality Integrated Report with a sampling history report to assist data providers planning coordinated monitoring schedules.
Coordinated Monitoring Sample History Report Spring 2010 (pdf). Report includes sampling history report and impairment/concern information for water bodies.
