Upper Trinity Regional Water District

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Upper Trinity Regional Water District Promoting water conservation and watershed protection in North Texas - - for great drinking water!

Water and wastewater provider for Denton County and portions of Collin County.

As the Doe Branch WRP expands from 4 to 12 million gallons per day, our operations and maintenance teams are working har...
10/25/2026

As the Doe Branch WRP expands from 4 to 12 million gallons per day, our operations and maintenance teams are working hard to keep treatment moving during construction. Learn more about UTRWD’s water reclamation infrastructure improvements at https://utrwd.com/water-reclamation-projects/

Dumping unwanted medicine down toilets and drains, or throwing them in the trash, puts those harmful chemicals directly ...
10/21/2026

Dumping unwanted medicine down toilets and drains, or throwing them in the trash, puts those harmful chemicals directly into our environment! By disposing of them properly, such as at an approved medicine takeback event (coming up on Saturday, October 24th!), you can help us keep our environment and water sources safe from harm. Learn more about collections at https://www.dea.gov/takebackday

UTRWD is hiring! Join a growing utility and help provide essential services to residents & businesses in North Texas. We...
10/19/2026

UTRWD is hiring! Join a growing utility and help provide essential services to residents & businesses in North Texas. We are especially excited to announce our new Operations positions for the Lake Ralph Hall reservoir! Check out all our available positions at: https://utrwd.com/join-our-team/

Last month, UTRWD’s Water Reclamation Operations Supervisor, Joe Thompson, shared his industry knowledge to help film th...
10/17/2026

Last month, UTRWD’s Water Reclamation Operations Supervisor, Joe Thompson, shared his industry knowledge to help film the The Water Environment Association of Texas' Basic Water Reclamation training video. Joe talked about solids handling, a key part of how wastewater is treated. The video is designed for high school students exploring careers in the water reclamation industry, as well as and for anyone working toward their entry-level operator’s license. We're proud to help prepare the next generation of water professionals. 💧

10/15/2026

You heard it from the pros! See just how essential water is to make these professions possible. And this is just naming a few!
…How does water work for YOU?

: From brewing your morning coffee to keeping hospitals running to putting out fires to growing the food on your table,...
10/12/2026

: From brewing your morning coffee to keeping hospitals running to putting out fires to growing the food on your table, treated drinking water is at work behind almost every job in North Texas.
is coming up, a national day to picture what happens when that work stops. How does water show up for YOU in your job? Tell us in the comments. 👇

Residents of City of Oak Point, Texas, come see us at Oak Point’s 50th anniversary celebration next weekend on October 1...
10/10/2026

Residents of City of Oak Point, Texas, come see us at Oak Point’s 50th anniversary celebration next weekend on October 17th! We’ve got lots of free water conservation educational material and fun swag for all ages. We look forward to chatting and celebrating this big milestone with you!

, and all summer long, the sprinklers have been working overtime. With the cooler temperatures, your lawn doesn’t need ...
10/07/2026

, and all summer long, the sprinklers have been working overtime. With the cooler temperatures, your lawn doesn’t need as much water, so it's the perfect time to ease up on outdoor watering.
Spritz has it right: the "Seasonal Adjust" button on your irrigation controller keeps your watering schedule the same while shortening run times to match cooler temperatures. Learn more about this setting in this helpful video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5yaWq9ptjE

North Texas is growing fast! Our region is expected to add over 1 million new residents by 2030. More growth means more ...
10/03/2026

North Texas is growing fast! Our region is expected to add over 1 million new residents by 2030. More growth means more demand on our rivers, creeks, and lakes.
That's why UTRWD works closely with the Texas Clean Rivers Program: a basin-wide effort to monitor and protect water quality across the Trinity River watershed, so the water sources our communities rely on stay healthy as North Texas grows.

It's !Before water ever reaches your tap, our team is already on the job — collecting samples from local streams, testi...
09/30/2026

It's !
Before water ever reaches your tap, our team is already on the job — collecting samples from local streams, testing water as it moves through treatment, and checking quality at every stage along the way.
You can do your part too: never dump chemicals, oil, or yard waste into storm drains or waterways; they flow straight to the streams and lakes we all rely on for our drinking water.

Address

PO Box 305
Lewisville, TX
75067

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(972) 219-1228

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