Founded in 1966 as a water supply corporation, Mustang Special Utility District proudly serves 120K+ residents while hosting more than 
43K metered connections. Recognized as a "Superior Water Company" 
by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, we remain devoted 
to delivering reliable water service and being a trusted resource 
and committed partner in our communities.


 

This Month At Mustang

 
 

Order Up at the Waffle House

Mustang recently completed a successful water tie-in for a new Waffle House location at the intersection of US 380 and Magnolia. Mustang's operations team coordinated closely with contractors to complete the connection efficiently and with minimal disruption to nearby customers. We're proud to play a crucial role supporting local economic development and ensuring reliable water service for our entire service area.


Whether it’s a for a new home or an iconic 24-hour waffle (and hashbrowns 😉) spot, Mustang is committed to providing the water that keeps things running. The Aubrey Waffle House location is planned to open later this year.

 

Progress at Spiritas Ranch

 

Teams are hard at work installing the last bit of a gravity sewer main for Phase 3 of Spiritas Ranch east of Ryan Spiritas Parkway and south of US 380. This section of the 10" diameter gravity-fed line is buried 14 feet below the surface, with early sections of the line buried up to 24 feet! Spiritas Ranch is a 545-acre residential community that will have more than 2,100 homes upon completion. 👀 Phase 3 covers 113 acres and will have 327 lots.

 

Proposition 4 is On The Ballot

Proposition 4 (Prop 4) is a statewide vote on a proposed constitutional amendment that would dedicate up to $1 billion per year from existing sales tax revenue to the Texas Water Fund for 20 years.


WHAT IT DOES: Dedicates up to $1 billion/year from sales tax revenue to the Texas Water Fund.


WHAT IT DOES NOT DO: Increase taxes or fees.


THE VOTE: Texans will vote on Prop 4 during the 2025 election.

  • Early Voting October 20 – October 31, 2025
  • Election Day November 4, 2025


Information about Prop 4 can be found through the Texas Water Development Board and Texas Water Foundation.

 
 
 

See what's on tap in November! 🗓️


Sept 20 – Nov 22: Big Orange Pumpkin Farm 🧡🎃🍂

Started by the Kimbrell family in 1997, adults and children can experience blossoming and small green pumpkins right on the vine, romp on hay bales and interact with 50 different farm animals at Preston Trail Farms in Gunter.


Enjoy a hayride or get lost in the hay maze, and stop by the general store, gift shop and cafe while you're there!

Preston Trail Farms

15102 TX-289

Gunter, TX 75078

972-382-4995

info@prestontrailfarms.com


Nov 5: National Stress Awareness Day 😬 🤯 😫

Water has a natural calming effect—whether you drink it, listen to it, or simply spend time near it, it helps reset the body and mind. This Stress Awareness Day, try these water-based ways to unwind:

Drink more water: Staying hydrated helps regulate stress hormones and can ease symptoms like fatigue and headaches. 

Listen to water sounds: The rhythmic sound of water has a calming effect and can lower your heart rate and cortisol levels. No fountain? Try a calming sound app or video.


Nov 8: STEM Day 🔬 ⚙️ 💻 🔢

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) shape the world around us—from the water we drink to the devices we use every day. National STEM Day is a great time to encourage curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving in learners of all ages.

Explore a local science museum, try a DIY experiment at home, or check out free STEM resources online to spark inspiration. 🚀


🇺🇸 Nov 11: Veterans Day 🇺🇸

Today we honor the brave men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Their courage, sacrifice, and dedication protect the freedoms we enjoy every day.

Take a moment to thank a veteran, attend a local ceremony, or support veteran-owned businesses in your community. Freedom isn’t free—and we’re grateful for those who’ve served.


🤗 Nov 13: World Kindness Day

Kindness is powerful—and contagious. World Kindness Day is a reminder to spread compassion in big and small ways, both in person and online.

Hold the door open, compliment a stranger, or leave a kind comment on someone’s post. A little kindness can go a long way—especially in today’s digital world.


Nov 27: Thanksgiving Day 🍁 🦃 🍽 🥧 🏈 

A day for gratitude, good food, and gathering with loved ones. Whether you're hosting, traveling, or keeping it low-key, we hope your Thanksgiving is filled with warmth and joy.

Take a moment to reflect on what you're thankful for—and maybe sneak in a second slice of pie. 😉


Nov 29: Small Business Saturday 🛍️ 📦 

Support local, shop small! Small Business Saturday is all about celebrating the entrepreneurs, artisans, and family-run shops that make our communities unique.

Whether it’s a cozy café, a handmade gift shop, or your favorite local service provider, your support makes a big difference. #ShopSmall


 

🍁 Fall Back ... Into Water Saving Mode

With cooler temperatures settling in and lawns needing less attention, it’s a great time to shift into water-saving mode. Let’s explore some smart, seasonal ways to conserve and get prepared for winter.


Here are some tips so you can feel extra confident you're doing all you can to be water wise this winter:


  • Insulate your water heater: Before it gets cold is a great time to consider insulating the tank of your water heater.
  • Adjust Your Watering Schedule: During the fall and winter, many plants, including grass, go dormant and require less water than they do in summer. Now is a good time to cut back on outside watering, which can save you money on your water bill and help conserve water for the warmer months when plants grow actively. Check your irrigation schedule!
  • Locate the shut-off valve: Know where your main water shut-off valve is located, and any shut-off valves inside your home in case of a plumbing emergency.
 

💧 Water Education Quiz Time! 💧

 
How many gallons of water does the average U.S. household use daily?
 

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