Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District
In November 2007, residents in Wise, Montague, Parker and Hood counties voted to create the Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District.
In November 2007, residents in Wise, Montague, Parker and Hood counties voted to create the Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District.
The Wise County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 (WCID) supports flood control and the conservation of natural resources.
Agriculture has been a dominant force in the economy of Wise County throughout its history.
The Texas AgriLife Extension Service provides community-based education across the state through 250 county offices and 900 educators, also called Extension agents.
Wise County farmers and ranchers are served by the U.S. Department of Agriculture service center on U.S. 380 West in Decatur.