Addison.
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The Handbook of Texas notes that by 1991 Addison was already receiving its water from the City of Dallas, and the town still buys all of it there. Dallas Water Utilities traces its start to 1881, when the city took over a private system that had served downtown from Browder Springs since 1876. Dallas moved to Trinity River water in 1886 and has since built a regional network of reservoirs. Today it treats the water at one of three plants, drawing on the Elm Fork of the Trinity River and lakes Ray Roberts, Lewisville, Grapevine, Ray Hubbard, Tawakoni and Fork, before it reaches Addison's mains.

Sources: Handbook of Texas: Addison, TX · Town of Addison 2025 Water Quality Report · Historical marker 'Water for Dallas' (Dallas Water Utilities timeline), HMDB transcription · Dallas Municipal Archives: City of Dallas Water Works / Dallas Water Utilities collection

The Town of Addison contracts with Community Waste Disposal (CWD) for single-family trash and recycling. Recycling is collected once a week, on Mondays, from an 18-gallon bin or 64-gallon cart.

• Accepted: newspapers, magazines, office paper, junk mail, phone books, brown paper bags, paperboard, cardboard, plastic drink bottles and aluminum drink cans.
• Not accepted: food waste, films, plastic bags, plastic wrap, foam cups and containers. Do not bag recyclables.
• Also: single-family homes can request household hazardous waste pickup through the town at 972-450-2871.

Sources: Town of Addison: Trash & Recycling · Town of Addison: Recycling Made Easy · Town of Addison / CWD: What Can I Recycle? (PDF) · Community Waste Disposal: Addison