The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) is the federal law that protects public drinking water supplies throughout the nation.

Under the SDWA, EPA and individual states set standards for drinking water quality. Every month NTMWD tests hundreds of waters samples for compliance with state and federal regulations.  We generate annual and monthly reports listing the results of the routinely tested parameters and the associated state and federal requirements.  Jump to the monthly reports to see a current snapshot of the quality of the water provided by NTMWD.

North Texas Municipal Water District publishes an Annual Water Quality Report (also known as: Consumer Confidence Report) to provide an overview of water quality during the previous calendar year. NTMWD is required under the SDWA to produce this annual report each year on the quality of its drinking water.

The Water Quality Report also serves as a reminder of the importance and need to protect drinking water sources and informs consumers:

  • About their drinking water source
  • What analytical tests are conducted to ensure the safety of NTMWD’s drinking water
  • On the results of the analytical testing
  • How the test results compare to state drinking water standards

Your direct water utility provider also provides annual water quality reports. Visit the website of your city of residence for more information.

 

Annual Water Quality Reports
(Consumer Confidence Reports)

Monthly Water Quality Reports

While the EPA does not require we publish monthly water quality reports, we regularly update and provide these as a resource for our Member Cities and Customers to keep you informed about the safety of our water.

Wylie Water Treatment Plant

The Wylie Water Treatment Plant is the largest facility of its kind in the state of Texas. This plant serves numerous cities, communities, and special or municipal utility districts in North Texas. See the full list.

Leonard Water Treatment Plant

The Leonard Water Treatment Plant recieves and treats water from Bois d’Arc Lake to supplement our water system in the northern portion of our service area.

Tawakoni Water Treatment Plant

The Tawakoni Water Treatment Plant serves the Ables Springs Water Supply Corporation, the City of Quinlan, the City of West Tawakoni and the Combined Consumers Special Utility District.

Bonham Water Treatment Plant

The Bonham Water Treatment Plant serves the Bois d’Arc Municipal Utility District as well as the cities of Bonham, Honey Grove and Windom.