Caddo Mills.
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Caddo Mills does not produce its own water. Its 2025 report lists two sources, both treated surface water: a connection with the City of Greenville and one with Cash Special Utility District near Interstate 30. Greenville's water plant pumps raw water from Lake Tawakoni through 20 miles of pipeline and also manages the city's own reservoirs, and it has held a place in the state's optimization program for treatment plants since 1997. Lake Tawakoni, owned by the Sabine River Authority, was formed by Iron Bridge Dam, built from 1958 to 1960.

Sources: Handbook of Texas: Caddo Mills, TX · Texas Municipal League directory: City of Caddo Mills (Year Incorporated 1938) · City of Caddo Mills 2025 Water Quality Report · City of Greenville budget story: Department: Water Treatment (OpenGov) · Texas Water Development Board: Lake Tawakoni

Caddo Mills residents get trash service from BlackJack. Recycling is picked up every other Wednesday; have the tote at the curb by 7 a.m.

• Accepted: aluminum, steel and tin, all cardboard and mixed paper, plastics #1, #2, #3, #4, #5 and #7.
• Not accepted: glass, ceramics, dishes, foam, grocery bags, film, books, electronics, appliances with cords, light bulbs, yard waste, household trash, hazardous waste.
• Contacts: BlackJack at 972-427-7770; extra trash or recycling carts through the city office at (903) 527-3116.

Sources: City of Caddo Mills: Trash & Recycling