About Mustang Special Utility District

We got our start as a water supply corporation in 1966. Today, we proudly serve more than 120,000 customers and have been rated a “Superior Water Company” by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. We strive to provide reliable water services and be a community partner second to none.

Our offices will be closed in observance of theThanksgiving holiday Thursday, November 28th & Friday, November 29th. We hope you take this time to relax family, enjoy good food and reflect on all that makes you thankful. 

Our office will resume normal operation on Monday, December 2nd at 8:00 am. As always, our crews can be reached at 940-440-9561.

We hope you enjoy a safe holiday!🍁🦃🥧

Mustang Special Utility District is a proud Defend Your Drains North Texas partner. This year, we are happy to announce our participation in the Holiday Grease Roundup!

Thanksgiving and other holidays with fried turkeys, buttery foods, and gravy, can be hard on the diet—and on pipes and sewer systems. When fats, oils, and grease are washed down the drain, they stick to the inside of pipes, hardening and building up until they cause clogs and sewer backups. This can cause sewage to overflow into homes, streets, and local waterways.

In effort to assist our customers in protecting their pipes, and our wastewater system, both Mustang Special Utility District offices will serve as roundup locations where used cooking oil can be recycled. The addresses to the locations are below.

Aubrey Location:

7985 FM 2931

Aubrey, 76227

Gunter Location:

108 Pike Road

Gunter, 75058

We'll send an email with more information once our collection containers have arrived!

Manholes may seem like simple covers on our streets, but they are essential components in a well-functioning wastewater system! The one pictured is from a new development, and is not yet in service- providing the perfect opportunity for a picture!

First, manholes serve as access points for staff to inspect, clean, and repair underground sewer lines, helping prevent blockages and ensuring smooth flow. Our dedicated Water Reclamation staff clean these lines regularly with high pressure water, and the manholes allow them easy access.

Manholes also provide critical ventilation, allowing air to circulate and release gases that naturally build up in the system, which helps maintain safe pressure levels and reduces risks associated with gas accumulation. The blue color you see in the photo is a sealant to protect the manhole from the corrosive effects these gasses can have.

Additionally, manholes play an important role in flow control, especially at points where there is a change in direction or slope or where smaller pipes connect to larger ones. This design helps manage flow rates and reduces the chances of overflow. In the photo, you can see a change in direction at the bottom of the manhole and also an outfall of an additional pipe from a line connecting to the manhole to join what would be the already existing flow at the bottom.

Technicians also use manholes to collect wastewater samples, which helps monitor water quality and detect any unusual contaminants entering the system, protecting both the environment and public health. So, while they may go unnoticed, manholes help keep our wastewater system safe and effective!

Bill - Water Production Crew Leader 💧

For four years, Bill Anderson has been a cornerstone of our team at Mustang Special Utility District! As our Water Production Crew Leader, Bill oversees 12 wells across the southern portion of our service area, leading a dedicated crew of five and ensuring that each site gets the specialized care it needs. With wells outnumbering team members more than 2 to 1, teamwork is essential. Bill and his crew know they must have each other’s backs to keep everything running smoothly, and Bill does everything he can to keep his team motivated.

No two days are the same for Bill—he’s constantly on the move, traveling from site to site and adapting to the unique demands of each location. From routine maintenance to handling emergency pump repairs and power outages, Bill’s team is on-call 24/7 to provide reliable water service to our community. Snow day, holiday, or late night, Bill and his team are always ready, proud to deliver clean, dependable water to our valued customers. 

With an unwavering commitment to water quality and a deep care for his team, Bill truly embodies our mission to serve the community with excellence. Thank you, Bill, for your passion, teamwork, and dedication! You play a huge role in establishing Mustang as a utility Second to None! 🌟💧

Mustang is in the process of constructing a new ground storage tank located at the Temple Dane Pump Station!

Challenge

As the population in Mustang Special Utility District's service area continues to grow, additional means of water storage are needed to meet customer demand during peak times.

Solution

Mustang contracted with Texas Aquastore to construct this 2 million gallon storage tank at our existing pump station site, helping us to maintain supply during peak demand.

Project Investment

Approximately $3.1 Million.

The contractors are about to begin tank installation! In the photo on the left side, you can see the beginnings of the dome which will serve as the roof of the tank. To the right of the unfinished dome, you can see the foundation for the tank. Once complete, it will very closely resemble the existing tank on the right in the photo.

With cooler weather finally here, have you thought about continuing your water conservation efforts?

Remember, no matter the time of year, your efforts in conserving water make a big difference for the future of our communities!

If you need assistance, please reach out to us on our website or by phone at (940) 440-9561. Remember to follow us on social.