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.

In this video, Public Relations Manager Stephanie Bernard discusses some common causes of increased water consumption, which can result in a higher-than-expected water bill.

Due to high demand, our surface water provider Upper Trinity Regional Water District is unable to sustain an adequate supply of treated water for our customers. This initiated a Limited Area Stage 2 of our Drought Contingency plan for the following subdivisions:

• Cross Roads/ Forrest Hills
• Emerald/Yacht Club/Eagles/Oak Shores
• Cross Oak Ranch
• Krugerville
• Woodridge
• Savannah
• Union Park
• Wildridge
• Shahan Lakeview
• Crescent Oaks
• Winn Ridge
• Sutton Fields
• Silverado
• Sandbrock
• Green Meadows
• Hillstone Pointe
• Prairie Oaks
• Lakeside Estates
• Providence Landing
• Providence Liberty
• Oak Hill Ranch
• Aspen Meadows
• The Enclave
• Linden Hills
• Wood Stone
• Windsor Springs
• Spiritas Ranch
• Foree Ranch 

All other Mustang Customers remain under Stage 1 of Mustang Special Utility District's Drought Contingency Plan.

As a reminder, customers should water on their designated days and should NOT use automatic irrigation systems or hose-end sprinklers between the hours of 10:00 am and 6:00 pm. Thank you to all our customers who are doing their part and taking our water conservation efforts seriously. Learn more below.

*Customers residing in Paloma Creek are subject to the Drought Contingency Plan specific to their Water District. Any questions about watering schedules within Paloma Creek subdivisions should be directed to your Water District staff.

Did you know that what you put down the drain could be costing you more than you think? Our latest blog, "The Hidden Costs of Improper Disposal: Protecting Our Wastewater System, Treatment Plants, and Water Quality," dives into the unseen consequences of everyday habits like washing grease down the sink or flushing "flushable" wipes.

Learn how these actions can damage our wastewater system, burden treatment plants, raise treatment costs, and even threaten water quality. 🌱

Stay informed and learn how you can help us keep North Texas' water safe below! 💧

We’re excited to kick off our new education campaign, Infrastructure Insights, where we’ll dive deep into the nuts and bolts of our water and wastewater infrastructure. This series will take you behind the scenes to explore the crucial components that keep our community’s water systems running smoothly.

First up: the sludge press at our Sandbrock Wastewater Treatment Plant! 💧

The sludge press plays a vital role in our wastewater treatment process by removing as much water as possible from the sludge produced. This process not only conserves water but also reduces disposal costs. By squeezing out the water, we produce a drier, lighter material that’s easier to manage and results in less odor. The end product is collected in a roll-off container, which can be emptied less frequently—saving time, money, and resources. As you can see from the photo, it’s no simple piece of equipment! The pipe to the right, extending upward into the wall is where the pressed material exits to the disposal.

Stay tuned as we continue to explore more fascinating infrastructure elements in our #InfrastructureInsights series. Let’s uncover the hidden heroes of our water and wastewater systems together! 🌊🔧

Johnny - Wastewater Treatment Plant Crew Leader

🌟 Meet Johnny, a Water Reclamation Rockstar! 🌟

For the past four years, Johnny has been an integral part of Mustang, making a significant impact on our water reclamation efforts. As the Crew Leader at the Sandbrock Wastewater Treatment Plant, Johnny oversees the care and maintenance of over 20 pumps, ensuring everything runs smoothly. His dedication to our mission is unmatched—whether he's troubleshooting issues or finding ways to improve operations for his team and our customers, Johnny never stops working to better our service.

Johnny's commitment to the Sandbrock plant is evident in the pride he takes in his work. He treats the plant with the same care as his own home, ensuring that the effluent released into the creek surpasses state quality requirements. His passion for protecting the environment is fueled by his love for fishing, making him the perfect fit for this vital role.



We are proud to have Johnny on our team, and it's staff like him that make us a utility second to none. Thank you, Johnny, for your unwavering dedication to serving our customers and protecting our environment! 👏💧

Mustang is in the process of drilling a new well adjacent to our Gunter satellite office and it is nearing completion!

Challenge

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

Solution

Mustang contracted with C Miller Drilling to drill and construct a new well adjacent to our satellite office in Gunter. When fully operable, the well will provide additional water supply for our customers, helping us to maintain supply during peak demand. Following a 36-hour pump test, it was determined that this well will produce 700 gallons per minute for our customers!

Project Investment

Approximately $4.1 Million.

The well is on schedule to be completed soon!

With less than 2 weeks left of summer, we're preparing to say goodbye to the extra sunlight and heat!

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.