LOCAL WATER / BLUE MOUND, TEXAS
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UTILITY HISTORYBlue Mound water: a town that took over its wells
In 2013 Blue Mound did not run its own water system; its water came from a private company, Monarch Utilities, and town leaders, citing rates well above their neighbors', backed House Bill 1160 to make it easier to take over the system; Governor Rick Perry vetoed it that June. By 2021 the City of Blue Mound was operating the system itself: three wells at two sites, on Bell Avenue and Fagan Drive, with ground storage and an elevated tank. The wells draw on the Paluxy and Twin Mountain aquifers, part of the Trinity Aquifer, and the water is disinfected with chlorine.
Sources: Handbook of Texas: Blue Mound, TX (Tarrant County) · City of Blue Mound 2025 Consumer Confidence Report · Texas Tribune (June 19, 2013): North Texas Town Upset With Perry's Veto of Water System Measure · Public Utility Commission of Texas, Project 52299, City of Blue Mound water facility filing (Oct. 27, 2021)
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Research checked October 31, 2026. This date is not a sample date. Original reports are unchanged.
EWG is the primary source for this city record. Each result retains its data period and source; supplying-utility results are identified separately. Municipal report results supplement topics where no EWG result is available.
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EWG Tap Water Database — Nitrate in Tap Water ↗
2021-2023
Matched EWG utility record TX2200005. Historical testing data; see individual results for their summary periods.
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Blue Mound water quality report ↗
2025
Utility report; the results marked "Municipal report" on this page are read from it.