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 135K residents through more than 45K 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.

Understanding Supply Limitations

Welcome to Part Two 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 and how we are preparing for long-term sustainability.


Read more: Understanding the Limits of Our Water Supply

1.5 million gallon elevated storage tank at Silverado

Keeping Your Payments Protected

Smarter Watering...Starts With You

Your yard called? It found a cool way for you to brush up on those irrigation skills, just in time for summer.

Ready for the summer heat? 

Even after a sometimes rainy spring, our landscaping is always worthy of thinking ahead. And that's what watering smart is all about—getting the most out of our watering needs and habits.


Mustang will be joining the irrigation pros from Upper Trinity Regional Water District at the Gunter Library on June 11 to talk water and share some simple, effective tips for keeping your yard healthy, while also saving water where you can. 

Registering is easy.
We’d love to meet you there!

The Law Every
Homeowner 
in Texas
Should Know


Good news, homeowners—and honestly, it’s about time.


Texas lawmakers were thinking ahead last fall when Texas House Bill 517 made it official: Your HOA can’t fine you for brown grass when you are under water restrictions.

Basically, if the city or utility says “please cut back,” you’re finally allowed to…cut back. Your lawn can look like it actually resides in Texas without anyone giving you too hard a time for it. And anytime you can avoid unnecessary HOA fees, consider it an automatic win.


And here’s what makes this news even better: This change opens the door for more of us to try out yard styles that might actually enjoy living (and thriving) in our environment. Things like native plants, drought‑tolerant gardens, colorful blooms that don’t beg for constant watering. Think less stress, less guessing, and more plants that just do their thing with less maintenance.

At Mustang, we love seeing our Lone Star State move in this direction. It’s practical, smart, and gives homeowners a little more breathing room. And as always, we’re here to help you make choices that keep your yard healthy and your life easier.


Get the full scoop on Texas House Bill 517 here.

Meter Check: All-New, All Good

Set up your EyeOnWater account today!

DID YOU KNOW?

The power of mulch: Insulating your flower beds or shrubbery with just 2 to 4 inches of mulch can save the average home up to 15,000 gallons of water per year. A little extra context—that's enough H20 to take roughly 950 standard 15-minute showers.


Source: United States Environmental Protection Agency/WaterSense
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🗓️ See What's on Tap in June! 🗓️

All JUNE long!

World Ocean Month 🌊
DFW isn't coastal, but you gotta respect the beach. June is dedicated to ocean-centric issues like marine conservation, climate change, and pollution. Discover more

June 11

Irrigation 101 Workshop 💦
Join us at the Gunter Library to learn how to get the best results from your landscape while properly managing water usage. Register today!

June 20

Oak Point 50th Anniversary Celebration 😎

The City of Oak Point is inviting EVERYONE! If you like food, fun, and drone shows, you may want to bring the whole family. 
Free tickets, while they last! 
Where: Prestonwood Polo Club, 501 Martingale Trail in Oak Point

June 23

National Hydration Day 🚰

Established to honor a football coach who invented a first-of-its-kind hydrating mouthguard for his players. Cheers his legacy—and your health—by chugging a few extra ounces of H2O. Drink up!
Good advice: Mayo Clinic

June 8

World Oceans Day 🐳
Established to honor global oceans, celebrate marine products & ecosystems, and unite communities in protecting shared blue spaces. Learn more!

June 17

World Day to Combat Desertification & Drought 🌵

United Nations initiative to raise awareness around international drought, sustainable land management & freshwater resources. 
Explore more.

June 20

Aubrey Summer Music Series 🎶

Headliner: Sister Hazel, how cool is that?! Show is free to the public and seating is first come, first serve. Follow City of Aubrey social channels for more. Where: Veterans Memorial Park, 301 S. Main

June 27

Krugerville Park Fest 🚘

Saturdays are for good times in Krugerville! Car show revs up at 1pm, with live music from 5-9pm. Plus loads of delicious eats, vendors, capped with a firework show. 
Where: Woodland Park, 5200 US Hwy 377

💧 Water Education Quiz 💧
How much water does an established lawn typically need per week (including rainfall)?
A. Less than 1 inch
B. 1 to 1.5 inches
C. 2 to 4 inches
D. 4 to 6 inches
 

May Quiz Answer: D) Flushing the toilet accounts for about 30 percent of water use in the average U.S. household.

Source: Taking Care of Texas

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