Double Oak.
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Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation began operating in 1965 as the Bartonville Water Supply Corporation, with 139 connections, and later took its present name to match its territory. It serves most of Bartonville, Double Oak and Copper Canyon. Wells were its first source, and four wells still pump from the Trinity and Paluxy aquifers. It also buys treated surface water, rated at 2.5 million gallons a day, from the Upper Trinity Regional Water District, created in 1989, which draws from Lewisville and Jim Chapman lakes. Interconnects with Argyle WSC and the Lantana water district add backup supply.

Sources: Handbook of Texas — Double Oak, TX · Town of Double Oak — Life in Double Oak · Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation — History · Cross Timbers WSC — 2025 Consumer Confidence Report · Upper Trinity Regional Water District — History

Double Oak contracts with Republic Services. The town's service guide says trash (blue cart) and recycling (green cart) are collected every Friday across town, with brush and bulk on the third Friday monthly.

• Accepted: metal cans, flattened cardboard, plastic bottles and jugs, paper and glass; empty, clean, dry and not bagged.
• Not accepted: polystyrene foam, scrap metal, greasy pizza boxes, soiled paper, food, yard waste, electronics, batteries, clothing, shoes, diapers, toys, tools.
• Landfill: residents may use Camelot Landfill in Lewisville up to 12 times a year with ID and proof of residency.

Sources: Town of Double Oak: Service Providers · Town of Double Oak / Republic Services: Recycling & Waste Service Guide (PDF)