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Founded in 1966 as a water supply corporation with just 50 connections, Mustang Special Utility District proudly manages water delivery and reclamation for more than 138K residents through more than 46K metered connections across 220 square miles in Denton, Collin, and Grayson Counties.
Recognized as a "Superior Water Company" by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, we are devoted to delivering reliable, sustainable,
and efficient water services to our valued customers, and dedicated to being
a trusted resource and committed community partner.
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| Do your part, be water smart! | | Friendly Reminder: We're still in Stage 2 watering restrictions. We deeply appreciate you staying true to the designated watering schedule. This helps keep our system running smoothly and respects our ability to provide reliable water for everyone who depends on it. For info regarding how we handle watering violations, as well as best practices for staying compliant, read this. | | House Rules: Not so fast, HOAs | | |
From one good neighbor to another, water restrictions aren't the end of the world. Because last fall, state lawmakers were thinking ahead. Texas House Bill 517 laid down the law: Your HOA can't fine you for brown grass when you're under water restrictions. Finally, much deserved relief from pesky HOA fees.
It's a practical, smart move from our Lone Star State—and we LOVE IT!
Read more about the full legislation—it's all here.
| | MSUD's crew spent three days traversing the Carl's Corner system to get it back online. | | | |
Mustang recently activated its Critical Resource Team emergency response unit and headed down to Carl's Corner to lend a helping hand. Located deep in the heart of the state on this side of Waco, The City of Carl's Corner was in dire straights, facing off with a water system that was basically out of commission. Dozens of leaks resulted in underperforming wells, severely impacted water pressure, and an immediate call for help. Part critical thinking and problem solving, part pure determination and grit—Mustang's crew restored service one well-hidden leak at a time.
✅ double-digit leaks found & fixed ✅ double-digit valves installed
✅ multiple meters repaired/replaced ✅ 500+ ft. polyethylene pipe laid
💦 70+ connections restored 🙏 100+ customers relieved 💯 service restored
#TheMustangWay #SecondToNone
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Marching season is back in full swing, and Mustang is here for it—providing some much needed relief now that the Gunter High School band is back together, and those Friday Night Lights are kicked off and running.
Just in time for back-to-school season, MSUD General Manager Chris Boyd presented personalized water bottles to Gunter Tiger Band members alongside Band Director Travis Harris. We love connecting with passionate leaders, and if we can do it while keeping our community members hydrated—it's a win-win.
| | Training Wheels in Motion | | Our friends from the Texas Water Association Risk Management Fund joined us recently for Round 3 of our 2026 leadership training journey. We got all coached up on powerhouse topics like motivation, ethics, time management, and organization skills, as well as practical tools and real-world concepts to help us show up better for our teams and customers every day. | | Supporting a Sustainable Water Future | | |
Welcome to Part Four of our education series designed to help our communities better understand where our water comes from, how growth is affecting supply, and what it means for our future.
Growth across North Texas is easy to see, but the impact on our water supply is not. With more people moving to Collin, Denton, and Grayson counties, demand keeps climbing.
Find out how Mustang navigates today's challenges while constantly considering steps to ensure a sustainable future for decades to come.
Read more: The Future of Long-Term Water Planning
| 1.5 million gallon elevated storage tank at Silverado | | |
Neighborly Wisdom: The brutal Texas heat can cause up to 30 percent of water to evaporate before it ever reaches your soil. Raising the blade on your mower can do wonders to helping maximize the impact water has on your lawn, especially on the hottest of days.
In fact, longer blades of grass provide much needed shade for roots on blazing hot days, reducing evaporation and stunting weed growth.
Sources: South West Water
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🗓️ See What's on Tap in September! 🗓️ | | |
September 1 🚙
Fuller Elementary Touch-a-Truck
An evening showcase for kids, customers and families to see up-close some of the vehicles that help Mustang deliver efficient water service throughout the community.
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September 10 📸
National School Picture Day
Line 'em up early—you'll definitely want them to be on time. You've got to get 'em dressed, out the door, on time and ready to impress—PICTURE DAY is every kiddo's favorite day of the year lol. Say cheese!
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September 15 🗳️
National Voter Registration Day
A day every citizen is urged to register to vote for all elections at all government levels. Make it happen and you're good to go for November.
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September 18 💦
World Water Monitoring Day
Reserved to raise awareness about water quality and protection, encouraging the public to emphasize the importance of protecting its water resources.
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September 26 🎉
4th Annual Pilot Point Oktoberfest
Enjoy the food, fun, and fellowship on the square downtown. Come say hello and get hydrated at the Mustang booth. We'll be there until 6pm with plenty of SWAG and water advice for everyone.
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September 28 👋
National Good Neighbor Day
A gesture of encouragement to help neighbors become good neighbors.
Good neighbors can become good friends, advisers, watchdogs, and helping hands.
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| Of the 180+ massive/large-scale lakes in Texas, which one is naturally-formed (not man made)? | | | | |
Previous Quiz Answer: B) Experts typically recommend watering at night as opposed to the daytime due to high rates of evaporation in warmer weather.
Sources: Scotts Miracle-Gro/Trugreen/epa.gov
| | If you need assistance, please reach out to us
on our website or by phone at (940) 440-9561. | | | Mustang Special Utility District | 7985 FM 2931 | Aubrey, TX 76227 US | | | | |
