Comal Trinity Groundwater Conservation District
Mail: PO Box 664, Spring Branch, TX 78070
Physical: 9850 FM 311, Spring Branch, TX 78070
Phone 830.885.2130
email: Admin@ComalTrinityGCD.com
Mission:
Maintain the hill country way of life by conserving, protecting, and preserving our Trinity groundwater resources.
Comal Trinity GCD Board of Directors
Larry (Skip) Hull
President
Larry Hull is a native Texan and a graduate of Texas A&M University. Following graduation, he served in the United States Army in the Republic of South Vietnam. He retired from AT&T in 2000 after 32 years of service and returned to his property on the Guadalupe River where he operates a small ranch and farm. Larry is the current President of the Guadalupe River Association, Past President of the Comal County Emergency Services District No. 4, Past Secretary of the Bulverde-Spring Branch Emergency Services Council, serves on the Board of Directors of the State Association of Fire and Emergency Services Districts and is Treasurer of the Comal County Child Welfare Board. Larry was appointed to the Comal Trinity Groundwater Conservation District by the Comal County Commissioners Court to represent Precinct 1. He appreciates the water concerns and the conservation efforts by all the citizens in Comal County and encourages participation in the efforts of the groundwater conservation district. He can be contacted on his cellphone (210) 414-2497.
Current Precinct 1 term expires 2027.
Larry Jackson
Secretary
Larry Jackson was appointed by the Comal County Commissioners Court to the CTGCD Board in November 2020, representing Precinct 3. Mr. Jackson's current term expires in 2027. The CTGCD board elected Mr. Jackson as Secretary in August 2023.
Mr. Jackson is the Executive Director for External and Regulatory Affairs at the Edwards Aquifer Authority. Before that, he was the Director of Customer Service and Communications at The Texas Water Company. He graduated in 1988 from Southwest Texas State University with a BA in International Studies and received an MA in International Relations from St. Mary’s University in San Antonio in 1991. Committed to water conservation and the preservation of water quality in the area, Larry is involved in numerous county-wide activities and organizations focused on maintaining and improving the quality of life in our community and for future generations.
A lifelong resident of the Texas Hill Country, Mr. Jackson has lived in Comal County since 2002 with his wife, Moira, a Professor of Instruction in French and Italian at Texas State University.
Connie Lock
Connie Lock was appointed by the Comal County Commissioners Court representing Garden Ridge in June, 2021, and was re-appointed August, 2023. Ms. Lock's term will expire in 2027.
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Joseph DiPasquale
Joseph DiPasquale was appointed by the Comal County Commissioners Court representing the incorporated areas of Bulverde and Spring Branch to begin serving a four-year term August 1, 2023. He is a retired United States Army officer with 30 years of active-duty service. During his career, he held a variety of command and staff positions, as well as deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq. He and his wife Merri, a retired Department of the Army Civilian Nurse, served their final Army tours in Germany, and returned to their home in San Marcos, Texas. They have lived in Bulverde since 2021.
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Ron Harris
Ron Harris (retired geophysicist) and his wife Yvette (retired Registered Nurse) moved from Golden Colorado to their forever home on the Guadeloupe River in 2019. They have 3 grown children and 5 grandchildren, all living in the Houston area. He studied liberal arts at the University of Michigan(1975-1977), then attended the Colorado School of Mines where he graduated in 1981 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Geophysical Engineering. This educational path served his professional career well and his passion for nature. While employed, he was embedded in multi-disciplinary teams solving complex geoscience problems across North America and actively mentored younger staff members for 38 years. This workplace environment groomed his ability to effectively communicate with industry peers, professionals in government agencies like the BEG, USGS and various research groups at UT, Texas A&M and Colorado School of Mines. During his career, he published professional papers with the Society of Exploration Geophysicist(SEG) and the American Association of Professional Geologist(AAPG), made presentations of his findings to local society meetings in Lafayette LA, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, Cleveland OH, Pittsburg PA, and Denver. He has spoken at international conferences in London, Milan and Chengdu China and is currently serving a 4 year term that expires in 2029, representing Precinct 4.
David Evetts
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David was appointed to the CTGCD board of directors by the Comal County Commissioners Court representing Precinct 2. His current term expires in 2029.
He has deep experience in board governance, nonprofit management and operational effectiveness. He proudly served in the US Army in several locations including a deployment to Iraq in 2006-2007.
After his service, David and his family moved back home to Bulverde, where they serve in numerous community organizations.
Felicia James
Felicia was appointed to the CTGCD board of directors by the Comal County Commissioners Court representing the incorporated area of New Braunfels. Her current term expires in 2029.