After heavy rains during the middle of 2021 and then drought conditions the last few months, underground water levels across Dawson County saw little overall change last year.Information presented Wednesday to the Mesa Underground Water Conservation District’s board of directors showed an average decline of .17 of a foot – or just over two inches – in local groundwater levels from early 2020 to early 2021.That report was presented to the board by Amy Bush and Ray Brady with RMBJ Geo, which serves as a consultant to the district.That and other data was generated from measurements made each year by ...