Highland Village.
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Highland Village supplies part of its water from its own wells in the Trinity Aquifer and treats it with chloramines. The rest is surface water bought from the Upper Trinity Regional Water District, drawn from Lewisville Lake in Denton County. Upper Trinity was created by the State of Texas in 1989 as a conservation and reclamation district to sell water and wastewater service wholesale to Denton County cities. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has rated Highland Village a Superior Public Water Supply since 1996.

Sources: Handbook of Texas: Highland Village, TX · Texas Municipal League directory: City of Highland Village · City of Highland Village 2025 Consumer Confidence Report · City of Highland Village: Annual Confidence Report page · Upper Trinity Regional Water District: Who We Are

Highland Village contracts with Republic Services for trash and recycling. Recycling goes in a 95-gallon green cart and is collected weekly; residents find their day on the city's interactive map.

• Accepted: plastic containers #1 to #5 and #7, glass bottles and containers, cans, cartons, cardboard, boxboard, mixed paper, newspaper.
• Not accepted: plastic bags and packaging, Styrofoam, food service items, tissues, shredded paper, food and wet waste.
• Also: Republic offers curbside household hazardous waste and electronics pickup up to monthly; call (469) 451-3713 to schedule.

Sources: City of Highland Village: Trash and Recycling Service · City of Highland Village: Trash and Recycling · City of Highland Village: Collection Schedule · City of Highland Village: Household Hazardous Waste