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NOTICE of RATE INCREASE

Attention ALL Dog Ridge WSC customers.

DRWS has concluded a rate study that was initiated over the last 6 months. Due to our findings, we have raised our rates on some aspects of our services. These rate increases will be implemented on June 1ST of 2023. Customers will see a slight increase in cost of their gallon usage. The monthly minimum will stay the same. Other increases will only affect new meter installations. To view the letter, click here

 

In Case of Emergency

If you need to report an after-hours line break, please call our on-call emergency technician at 254-721-2519.

Your water being turned off due to non-payment is not an emergency. Our techs cannot unlock your meter after hours. You will need to call our office during business hours.

 

Bill Payment Options

Looking for the most convenient way to pay your bill? We offer a wide variety of payment options to our customers. Simply choose the option that best suits your needs... Learn more...

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PUBLIC NOTICE OF TCEQ VIOLATION 2022

September 14, 2022

Dog Ridge WSC is required by law to advise our customers that we have received a TCEQ violation for failure to report/submit Chlorine Monitoring, Routine, Major (DLQOR) within the allotted time frame for the 2nd Quarter of 2022. Rest assured that samples had been taken as required and that your water was safe for drinking.

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Time to Celebrate Drinking Water Week!

Time to Celebrate Drinking Water Week!

May 01, 2023

We have been celebrating Drinking Water Week for over 40 years!

Hosted by the American Water Works Association, Drinking Water Week is a time to recognize the vital role water plays in the daily lives of every individual.

In 2023, Drinking Water Week will be recognized from May 7th – May 13th. During this time, water teams across the United States, Canada, and beyond proudly educate their communities on the amazing processes and science needed to create 1 “simple” glass of water.

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