Public Works

About Us

The Public Works Department is responsible for maintaining the City’s public water supply and wastewater treatment plant, ensuring safe, reliable service for residents and businesses.

In addition to system operations and maintenance, Public Works manages the City’s utility Geographic Information System (GIS). This interactive mapping program provides detailed information about water and wastewater infrastructure, helping improve system planning, maintenance, and transparency.

Residents and contractors can access the City’s utility GIS program here. 

Water Quality Reports

Each year the Public Works Director provides an Annual Water Quality Report on the City’s drinking water.

TCEQ Compliance & Public Notifications

To view the TCEQ monitoring and reporting violation notice click here.

Have questions about a notice you received? Check the Public Notice FAQ page or call 903-510-7509. 

Lead Service Line Inventory

The Environmental Protection Agency released updated guidelines for lead and copper monitoring for public drinking water providers throughout the country.  The new guidelines, known as Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR), require water systems to prepare an inventory of service line materials.

The service line is the piping that connects the home or business to the water main.  The city and the property owner share ownership of the service line.  The city owns the portion from the main to the water meter, including the water meter.  The property owner is responsible for the portion from the meter to the point it enters the home or business, as well as the plumbing in the home or building.

This Lead Service Line Inventory is available to the public here. 

To view the service line public notice, click here.

Have questions about a notice you received? Check the Public Notice FAQ page or call 903-510-7509.