Watauga.
Your water report.

Watauga does not draw raw water of its own. It buys its water from the City of North Richland Hills, which supplies surface water from sources tied to Fort Worth: Lake Bridgeport, Eagle Mountain Lake, Lake Worth, Lake Benbrook, Cedar Creek and Richland-Chambers reservoirs and the Clear Fork of the Trinity River. The Tarrant Regional Water District, established in 1924, owns four of those lakes and their water rights; it finished Bridgeport in 1931, Eagle Mountain in 1932, Cedar Creek in 1965 and Richland-Chambers in 1987. The report also lists the Trinity River Authority's Lake Arlington. The state has rated Watauga's system Superior since 1999.

Sources: Handbook of Texas: Watauga, TX · City of Watauga FY24 Adopted Budget (history page) · City of Watauga 2025 Water Quality Report · Tarrant Regional Water District: History

Frontier Waste Solutions is Watauga's trash and recycling provider. Residents get trash, recycling and bulk pickup once a week on the same day; recycling goes in a 65-gallon cart.

• Accepted: aluminum, steel and tin cans, plastic bottles, clear, green and brown glass bottles, newspaper, mail, uncoated cardboard.
• Not accepted: plastic bags, ceramics, light bulbs, soiled paper, cookware, food waste, coated cardboard, napkins, plates, utensils, yard waste.
• Find your day: the city's Service Map; Frontier Waste Solutions at 888.854.2905.

Sources: City of Watauga: Trash Collection · City of Watauga: Frontier Waste Solutions Collection Information