LOCAL WATER / UNIVERSITY PARK, TEXAS
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UTILITY HISTORYPark Cities MUD: from SMU's wells to Lake Grapevine
University Park's first water came from SMU's artesian wells. By 1924 the university could no longer afford to supply the growing neighborhood, and that August voters approved a $150,000 bond for fire protection and for water and street improvements. The city later relied on Dallas for water and sewage treatment until 1947, when the Park Cities set up their own Water Control and Improvement District; its purification plant, reservoir and pressure tank were finished in 1950. Today the Dallas County/Park Cities Municipal Utility District releases raw water from Lake Grapevine to its Regal Row treatment plant in Dallas, and the city pumps it from a station in Germany Park.
Sources: Handbook of Texas: University Park, TX · City of University Park: Utility Services · City of University Park: Water Supply Information
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Research checked November 3, 2026. This date is not a sample date. Original reports are unchanged.
University Park delivers water treated by the Dallas County Park Cities Municipal Utility District (TX0570078) from Lake Grapevine at its Regal Row plant; it is not Dallas Water Utilities water. 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 — University Park (TX0570061) ↗
2014-2024
Matched EWG utility record TX0570061. Historical testing data; see individual results for their summary periods.
Supplemental source
City of University Park 2025 Water Quality Report ↗
2025
Official municipal report table; reviewed locally