Water Division


Quality and Customer Service
 


The North Texas Municipal Water District's annual chlorine maintenance treatment will be from March 1, 2021, to March 29, 2021. 
 


As a result of annual chlorine maintenance, residents may experience chlorine odor or taste to the water supply; however, the water remains safe for use and consumption.
 


Visit the North Texas Municipal Water District.


Resources

*CCR data is reported for testing performed in the previous year. The 2019 CCR Report is available above is the most current report. It is available in PDF format or for online review and has been posted per state and federal guidelines by July 1, 2020.

Cloudy or Spotty Dishes?

Minerals dissolved in water may leave deposits behind after water is heated and evaporated. Hard water build-up can make bath/shower tiles and glass appear cloudy and spotty or leave a cloudy residue on glassware. In addition, some may see a white, cloudy film on the elements within their dishwasher.

Read additional information on water hardness and reports on hardness of our water.

Effective APRIL 1, 2018 - NEW WATERING CONSERVATION SCHEDULE IN PLACE

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