Welcome to the AMUD Web Site. AMUD was created in 1982 to serve the DeCordova/Acton, Pecan and Indian Harbor residents. Acton Municipal Utility District is a non-profit governmental entity directed by five elected Officials. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) regulates water quality and wastewater services. AMUD's water quality meets or exceeds all Federal and State drinking water quality standards. The District provides water to all District members, and wastewater to District members in DeCordova Bend Estates and areas of Pecan Plantation and Acton. Over the years we have grown from a customer base of 2000 households to a current customer base of 6795 households. Our water is supplied from 22 wells located throughout the District and is supplemented with treated surface water from Lake Granbury, (water treated by the BRA at the SWATS Plant here in Acton).
Texas EMS low cost membership for ambulance services This membership program, being offered through a $1.00 per month charge on your utility bill beginning with the February 2012 billing, is completely optional and voluntary. If you would prefer to not have this charge on your bill, you may simply fill out completely and and return the signature form to AMUD's billing department and we well remove this charge from your monthly statement, thereby cancelling your membership. For more information regarding Texas EMS visit their Website at www.mytexasems.org or give them a call at (817) 279-1408.
Brazos River Authority (BRA) statement on "Septic" type smell "Septic" type smell is caused from water being released from a zone of the lake that is experiencing decomposition in an oxygen free environment and that is not unusual. We've received many calls about it, and there isn't anything we can do about it. The smell will dissipate when the releases stop. We have sent Lake Rangers out and County Environmental Health has also been out to the site to investigate and there is not release of sewer or septic that we find that this could be attributed to. I hope this helps. Feel free to refer to the folks at our lake office if they want more information. (817) 573-3212
Stage One Water Restrictions effective July 6, 2011 | 
