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Nevada's water utility began as the Nevada Water Supply Corporation. On March 2, 2015, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality granted its petition to convert to a special utility district, and in 2021 it asked the Public Utility Commission to change the name on its service certificate to match. The district buys all of its water as treated surface water from the North Texas Municipal Water District's Wylie plant, which takes its raw water from Lavon Lake. Water enters the system at two delivery points, on FM 1138 and on FM 6. The NTMWD counts Nevada SUD among its customer utilities.

Sources: Handbook of Texas - Nevada, TX · Nevada SUD 2025 Consumer Confidence Report (PWS TX0430053) · PUC Docket 50399, Order (finding 18: TCEQ granted SUD conversion March 2, 2015) · PUC Docket 50399, Order No. 13 (March 2, 2021 conversion/name-change filing) · NTMWD - Our Water System (member and customer cities, sources)

The City of Nevada's contracted trash provider is Community Waste Disposal (CWD), which serves all residential accounts inside city limits. The city warns residents not to pay bills from Ecowaste Solutions.

• Curbside: CWD; look up your schedule with CWD's View My Schedule.
• Also: CWD holds two X-treme Green Events a year in Nevada for household hazardous waste, tires, electronics and shredding.

Sources: City of Nevada: Ecowaste Solutions billing notice · Community Waste Disposal: City of Nevada