Seagoville.
Your water report.

Seagoville drilled an artesian well in 1912, two years after the post office took its current name, and by 1948 the town had a second artesian well. Today the city's 2025 water quality report lists four sources: the Elm Fork of the Trinity River, Lake Ray Hubbard, Lake Tawakoni and Bachman Lake. It relies on the City of Dallas's assessment of that source water and prints Dallas's test results beside its own. Dallas's water system dates to 1881, when the city bought a private water company, and the city archives list Bachman Lake, dated 1903, first among its surface sources.

Sources: Handbook of Texas: Seagoville, TX · City of Seagoville 2025 Water Quality Report · Dallas Municipal Archives: Dallas Water Utilities records (1991-060)

Seagoville offers curbside recycling through its solid waste provider, Frontier Waste Solutions. Trash, recycling and bulk are collected on the same day; recycling goes in the blue cart with a yellow lid.

• Accepted: aluminum, steel and tin cans; any color glass bottles; newspapers, magazines, mail, boxboard, cardboard, white paper; plastic bottles with a recycling symbol.
• Prep: rinse containers and put the lids in your garbage; labels can stay on.
• Find your zone: the city's Sanitation and Recycling Map and Calendar; Frontier at 888-854-2905.
• Also: free household hazardous chemical disposal through Dallas County's program.

Sources: City of Seagoville: Curbside Recycling · City of Seagoville: Solid Waste · City of Seagoville: Sanitation Overview