LOCAL WATER / LAKESIDE, TEXAS

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Lakeside.
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The source, the measurements and the context for your home. Every figure keeps its date and its paper trail.

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03 / YOUR NEXT STEP

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THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE

Whole-house filtration

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MINERAL BUILDUP

Water softeners

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AT THE KITCHEN SINK

Reverse osmosis

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TEXAS WATER HOUSE IN LAKESIDE

Services in Lakeside.

UTILITY HISTORY

Lakeside water: a town that relies on its own wells

Unlike most of its Tarrant County neighbors, the Town of Lakeside does not buy lake water. Its 2025 water quality report describes the system simply as groundwater and lists 16 town wells, 15 of them active, at sites on Watercress Drive, Confederate Park, Aquilla Street and Mary Jane Lane. The town's location on Lake Worth does not make the lake its source: that reservoir belongs to Fort Worth.

Sources: Handbook of Texas: Lakeside, TX (Tarrant County) · Texas Municipal League directory: Town of Lakeside · Handbook of Texas: Lake Worth · Town of Lakeside 2025 Consumer Confidence Report · TWDB: Lake Worth

WHERE TO RECYCLE

Where to recycle in Lakeside

The Town of Lakeside has recycling collected weekly on Fridays by a separate truck. Recycling bins are available at Town Hall; items must be within six feet of the curb by 7 a.m.

  • Curbside: weekly, separate truck; get a recycling bin at Town Hall.
  • Also: household hazardous waste goes to the Environmental Collection Center, 6400 Bridge Street, Fort Worth, TX 76112, with a Town voucher; fee $125.

Sources: Town of Lakeside: My Lakeside

04 / THE SOURCE MATTERS

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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.

EWG primary source

EWG Tap Water Database — Nitrate in Tap Water ↗
2021-2023
Matched EWG utility record TX2200028. Historical testing data; see individual results for their summary periods.

Supplemental source

Town of Lakeside water quality report ↗
2025
Utility report; the results marked "Municipal report" on this page are read from it.