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 120K residents through more than 43K 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.

Conservation Preps Start Now

Springtime typically brings nice weather, but summer heat can change conditions fast. During the summer months, water demand rises while lakes and groundwater refill more slowly. As our population grows, that increased usage puts more pressure on our shared supply. This is a great time to start using water more carefully by making sure your sprinkler system is set correctly on your designated water days.


Building good habits now helps prevent water waste and keeps our community ready if dry weather persists. Simple steps, like taking shorter showers, washing full loads of clothes and dishes, and planting native plants in your landscaping today, protect life’s precious resource.


Don't know the drought stage or your water day? Visit our website: MustangWater.com and click on the Conservation Alert at the top.

Advanced Water Purification Progress

Our team continues to pursue innovative strategies to strengthen our water supply. The Advanced Water Purification pilot facility is steadily progressing through its testing phase, evaluating improved treatment methods and producing water samples for TCEQ review.


Along with meeting all regulatory requirements, our team is conducting additional testing to optimize system performance and identify ways to be more efficient.


Innovative efforts like this are just a part of our dedication to providing our growing community with reliable, sustainable water services.

Advanced Water Purification

Calibration of equipment is critical to producing a safe, sustainable water supply

DID YOU KNOW?

The 10-day Artemis 2 mission is a reminder of a simple truth: the future belongs to innovation. For years, NASA and its partners have developed systems to recover, purify, and reuse water in space because carrying endless supplies is not practical.


The International Space Station (ISS) has a system that turns almost all the crew’s wastewater, like sweat, breath, and moisture, back into super-clean drinking water. Special filters and advanced cleaning methods purify the water. On the International Space Station, NASA has demonstrated water recovery as high as 98 percent.


Here on Earth, advanced purification is built on that same principle of resource stewardship, helping communities prepare for growth while protecting life's precious resource. 


If you want to learn more about how the ISS Water Recovery System works, watch this video: Water Recovery On The Space Station

Improvements at Sandbrock Facility

Framing of a new protective structure at the Sandbrock water reclamation facility

The Sandbrock water reclamation facility is undergoing site enhancements. Construction crews are building new protective structures that will help manage the impact of odors and support better air quality.


These updates are part of a long‑term effort to reduce everyday impacts on nearby neighborhoods, creating a more comfortable environment for the community.


Site enhancements are expected to be complete by the end of April.

New Tower Gets New Paint & Logo

New elevated storage tank off Kerfoot Drive

Construction of a new water storage facility is complete, sporting the Mustang logo.


The new 1.5 million gallon tank increases our storage capacity and supports future growth in the Gunter area. 


The tank is expected to come online in April, immediately providing service to more than 1,400 connections with the capacity to serve up to 7,500 connections.

Cottonwood Tank Takes Shape

The elevated storage tank west of FM 902 and Farmington Road has reached a major milestone: construction is now fully complete.


Crews are preparing for the next phase of work, which includes sandblasting the exterior of the tank before painting. When completed, it will provide an additional 1.5 million gallons of storage capacity for future developments in the area.


Activity also continues at the nearby water reclamation facility. These efforts move the area closer to having the water and wastewater capacity needed to serve more than 2,100 new homes planned for the community.

Aerial view of the Cottonwood water storage tank east of Dorchester

In the Community

Employees invest in students, sharing career paths in the water industry at Navo Middle School's College, Career & Military Fair

Mustang assists communities not just with water, but during other events, like in Gunter, where residents safely disposed

of their documents

Employees volunteer time and resources to support community events, such as stuffing plastic eggs filled with candy for the

City of Aubrey's Easter Egg Hunt

During the Gunter Library's Easter Egg Hunt Event, employees talked with attendees and answered questions about water topics
EXPLORE JOB OPPORTUNITIES AT MUSTANG

🗓️ See What's on Tap in April! 🗓️

April

National Garden Month 🪴
Smart gardens save water. Consider using native and drought-tolerant plants. Learn about water-wise gardening practices by visiting the National Garden Bureau

April 6-12

National Public Health Week ⚕️

Water plays a big role in preventing disease and healthy living. Learn how:

American Public Health Association

April 20-24

Environmental Education Week ⛰️

Trash pollutes our waterways. Take time to learn how to keep waters free of trash.

National Environmental Education Fund

April 5

Happy Easter! ☀️

Easter weekend is a reminder of spring's renewal. Renew your commitment to water conservation today, using water wisely, and protecting life's precious resource. 

April 7

World Health Day 🗺️

Clean water helps improve health. Learn how it helps build healthier communities. World Health Organization

April 22

Earth Day 🌎

Celebrate Earth Day! Plant a tree or test your knowledge by taking an Earth quiz Learn more: Earth Day Quizzes

💧 Water Education Quiz 💧
What percentage of the Earth's freshwater is available for human use?
A. Less than 1 percent
B. 10 percent
C. 25 percent
D. More than 50 percent
 

March Quiz Answer: C) The average amount of water used in a single shower is 17 gallons

Source: US Environmental Protection Agency

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