The TCEQ (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) is our environmental agency. It's mission is to protect the air, land and water of this great state and her people. Several times a year TCEQ sends a licensed professional to test the water systems for each utility provider. The agency's tests are analyzed and compiled into the CCR report and sent out to the utility company.

Mustang Valley Water receives the past year's report in early summer and provides it to our customer's through our website, and as a brochure in the office. The 2025 CCR is posted in the left-hand column of the home page.

You can also see the 2024 report to your left. Click on either of the links to view the reports. You might find it interesting and more informative if you compare 2025 to 2024.

Evening Hours

3PM - 7AM

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

Business Hours 7AM - 3PM

To report leaks during business hours, please call 254-597-2445.

Please Report Leak Emergenices

For questions about your account after hours, please call (254) 597-2445 to leave a message. We will return your call the next business day.

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ALERT! Please keep an eye out for leaks and report the location to the staff. Thank you!
Do you have neighbors who are selling their property? We would appreciate a call to help us facilitate membership transfers. 254-597-2445
Our office is located next to FSSB bank on 3rd Street. You are welcome to stop by 9am-3pm Monday through Friday.
If you do not receive a bill by the 10th of the month, please alert the staff by phone or by clicking here.
Payments are due by the 20th day of the month.

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.

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Reading Meters and Finding Leaks

January 26, 2026

Various technologies exist now for reading water flow, and Mustang Members are understandibly curious and confused about what happens on their water system. For those who like to read all about it..here we go!

Meters are read 1 day per month, between the 24th and the 28th. The day is chosen a few weeks in advance, and takes 2 staff members a full day to drive all the country roads in Bosque County to accomplish it. On the drive by, the computer in the truck receives a signal from the meter radio serving your property. The signal is transmitting the current meter reading and a "leak" report. Does it mean you have an actual leak? Maybe...maybe not.

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Water Quality Awareness Month: Understanding the Value of Clean Water

August 01, 2026

August is Water Quality Awareness Month, a time to think about something most of us use all day without stopping to notice: clean water.

We use water to drink, cook, bathe, wash clothes, clean our homes, water gardens, support businesses, care for pets, and keep communities running. It is part of nearly every routine, even the ones we do not think of as water-related. From a morning cup of coffee to washing fresh produce for dinner, clean water is there in the background.

Water Quality Awareness Month: Understanding the Value of Clean Water