The Upper Colorado River Authority (UCRA) is a governmental agency in Texas responsible for managing water resources in the Upper Colorado River Basin. Established in 1935, its primary mission is to ensure the sustainable use and conservation of water for agricultural, municipal, and industrial purposes. The UCRA also oversees water quality and supply projects to support the needs of local communities. In addition to water management, the UCRA plays a role in flood control and environmental protection. It collaborates with various stakeholders, including local governments and organizations, to promote responsible water use and maintain the health of the Colorado River ecosystem.