Colleyville.
Your water report.

Colleyville's water is treated by the Tarrant County Water Supply Project, a Trinity River Authority system that draws from Lake Arlington and serves about 250,000 people in five cities. Lake Arlington is a City of Arlington reservoir on Village Creek that began filling on July 19, 1957. Since 1973 the Tarrant Regional Water District has been able to release Cedar Creek pipeline water into Village Creek to top up the lake, and in 1975 the district began selling raw water to the authority for this project.

Sources: Handbook of Texas: Colleyville, TX · City of Colleyville 2025 Consumer Confidence Report · Trinity River Authority: Tarrant County Water Supply Project · Tarrant Regional Water District: History timeline · Texas Water Development Board: Lake Arlington

Community Waste Disposal (CWD) is Colleyville's trash and recycling provider. Trash is collected twice a week and recycling from a 65-gallon cart on your collection day; look up days by address on the city's map.

• Accepted: plastic containers #1-5 and #7, aluminum, steel and tin containers, glass bottles and containers, newspaper, mixed paper, cardboard, boxboard, wax-coated drink cartons.
• Not accepted: plastic bags and packaging, Styrofoam and disposable serving items, grass clippings, shredded paper, paper towels and tissue, food and wet waste.
• Carts: swap the 65-gallon recycle cart for a 95-gallon cart at no extra cost.
• Also: CWD door-side pickup takes household hazardous waste and TVs up to once a month, included in your bill.

Sources: City of Colleyville: Garbage Collection & Recycling · City of Colleyville: Recycling Program