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Does MVWSC have great water? YES. Click on the blue CCR button on the right.

How do I apply for water service?

I'm selling property. Now what?

I'm buying property. Now what?

MVWSC Welcomes New General Manager Rodney Murry

Learn a little bit more about Rodney (Click here)

For questions about your account, please call 254-597-2445 to leave a message. We will return your call the next morning.

To report leaks on the Mustang lines, please call 254-597-2444 and leave a message. Thank you for helping us find leaks on the Mustang lines.

 

PAYMENT OPTIONS

Choose from 3 places to go to pay your bill - Pay at the MVWSC office. Pay through your bank's website. Or pay through Payment Service Network. It's easy. Look here...

When mailing your personal or bank check, please use this address:

Mustang Valley Water Supply Corp, PO Box 6, Cranfills Gap, TX 76637

Our Mission

At Mustang Valley Water, we are committed to providing safe, high quality water service to our community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service and environmental conservation.

Notices:

  1. Cracking ground may cause pipes to break. Please keep an eye out for leaks and report the location to the staff. Thank you!
  2. PLEASE HELP! Do you have a neighbor that is selling their property? We would appreciate a call to help us facilitate membership transfers. 254-597-2445
  3. Our new entrance is next to FSSB bank on 3rd Street. You are welcome to stop by 9am-3pm Monday through Friday.
  4. If you do not receive a bill by the 12th of the month, please alert the staff by phone or by clicking here.
  5. Payments are due by the 20th day of the month

PRESSURE REDUCING VALVES

MVWSC installs a Pressure Reducing Valve (or PRV) with each new installation as a one-time courtesy. The PRV then becomes the property owner's equipment. A PRV can last for a long time, but each MVWSC member should pay attention to their pressure. The video to the left will explain how to check your pressure and how to install a new PRV, if necessary.

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Michigan Sees Increase in Legionella-realated Illnesses

July 24, 2018

While nationally the water-borne illnesses have been trending upward, Michigan has seen a nearly 30% increase in legionella from last year.

Mustang Valley Water works diligently to keep your water safe and clean. Please help us by reporting leaks which may allow contaminates in the line. More importantly, keep water water hoses out of animal troughs; when the pressure drops for any reason this nasty water can be pulled back into the main line and into anything inbetween, such as your house. Here's a recent report form the Water Quality Products Magazine https://www.wqpmag.com/legionella-prevention/michigan-sees-increase-legionella-related-illnesses?eid=412801261&bid=2183168

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In the Water, but Out of Harm's Way

In the Water, but Out of Harm's Way

August 01, 2018

Swimming pools and beach vacations, waterskiing at the lake and rafting on the river, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, boating, wake boarding, tubing, jet skiing, snorkeling, sailing, surfing, and swimming - when it's summertime and the mercury is on the rise, there is nowhere we'd rather be than in the water! North America’s lakes, rivers, and seas are oases of beauty and respite from the summer sun, so it’s no surprise that swimming is summer’s number one pastime. But as you enjoy the season's final days, please make water safety your first priority. Swimming cools us off and keeps us fit, and it's one of the most enjoyable ways to spend a hot August day. But we cannot forget that it can also be dangerous. Drowning is the number one cause of unintentional death among children aged 1-4, and it's the number two cause of unintentional death among those aged 5-24. A moment of distraction can be fatal, so please take great care to keep yourself and your loved ones safe in the water.

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