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The Aransas County Navigation District exists to conserve and develop natural resources. This includes the navigation of inland and coastal waterways, the surface and submerged land deeded to it by letters of patent and acts of the Texas Legislature, and all other land and water resources acquired for the benefit of the citizens of Aransas County.

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Our Facilities

The Navigation District manages six facilities in Aransas County

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Attention Transients: Without a reservation, we may not be able to accommodate your vessel. 

All three of our harbors are at or nearing maximum capacity. Many slips may appear vacant but are already reserved by boaters en route from other ports. Please call or email Monday through Friday, 8 AM  to 5 PM to make a reservation.

Navigation District Happenings

Aug 30, 2024

ACND Office Building Closed

Office closing today at 3pm

Jul 22, 2024

ACND Commissioners Adopt Stormwater Discharge Ordinance

Public Release Statement - Ordinance NO. 07-22-2024A

Aug 1, 2024

Dispelling Misinformation about Drainage Issues in Downtown Rockport

ACND is correcting reports and hearsay about Downtown Rockport drainage issues

Jul 22, 2024

Stormwater Discharge Ordinance NO. 07-22-2024A

Ordinance NO. 07-22-2024A

Jul 22, 2024

ACND Ordinance Summary

ACND Ordinance NO. 07-22-2024A Summary - Presentation

May 29, 2024

ACND Statement - NEW

Stormwater discharge into Rockport Harbor

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From birding to bilge reclamation, the Navigation District is a key part of your coastal experience.

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