AMUD SERVICE AREAThe District is a Municipal Utility District created by the Texas Water Commission on July 21, 1982 and confirmed by an election held with the District on August 14, 1982. The rights, powers, privileges, authority and functions of the District are established by the general laws of the State of Texas pertaining to Municipal Utility Districts, particularly Chapter 54 of the Texas Water Code, as amended. The District is composed of a number of subdivisions, scattered individual residents and undeveloped agricultural lands surrounding the southern portion of Lake Granbury and along that portion of Brazos River which flows from Lake Granbury. Acton Municipal Utility District (AMUD), maintains water systems for portions of Hood County and Johnson County; including the subdivisions listed here. Water CCN Map Sewer CCN Map - Water Sewer Subdivision
- Yes Yes Bluffs
- Yes Yes DeCordova Bend Estates
- Yes Yes DeCordova Hills
- Yes No D. R. Bales Addition
- Yes Yes Enchanted Village - LPWWS
- Yes No Forest Oaks
- Yes Yes Fountain Village
- Yes No Grand Harbor
- Yes No Grande Cove
- Yes No Gran Tera
- Yes No Holiday Estates
- Yes No Indian Harbor
- Yes Yes Kemah Ct. Addition
- Yes Yes Lakes of Timber Cove - LPWWS
- Yes Yes Main Place
- Yes No Nassau Bay
- Yes Partial Pecan Plantation
- Yes No Port Ridglea
- Yes Partial Ranches of DeCordova
- Yes Yes Rollins Addition
- Yes No Secluded Oaks
- Yes No Stewart Oaks
- Yes Yes Stoney Creek - LPWWS
- Yes No The Trees
- Yes No Thistle Ridge
- Yes Yes Timber Cove - LPWWS
- Yes No Treaty Oaks - Sewer provided by Aqua Texas
- Yes No Walnut Creek
- Yes No Wildwood Estates
- Yes Yes Willow Ridge
Please call the office at (817) 326-4720, to verify AMUD district boundaries and for
individual lots locations. | 
