Acton Municipal Utility District

Welcome to the AMUD Web Site.

AMUD was created in 1982 to serve the 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 6578 households.  

Our water is supplied from 21 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).

MISSION STATEMENT

The Mission of the Acton Municipal Utility District (AMUD) is to provide within its service area an abundant, safe, high quality water supply for all municipal, domestic, and commercial purposes and to collect, transport, process, dispose of and control all domestic, industrial or communal wastewater.

AMUD will serve a leading role in maintaining and improving the quality of life in the community, to safeguard public health and further economic development, by operating at the lowest reasonable cost and in a service oriented, forward looking and financially responsible manner.

If you are using an online service to pay your water bill you need to allow 7-10 days for your payment to reach us through the mail.  Payments are posted to your account on the day they are received in the office.  We do not accept electronic transfers directly from outside sources, however we offer a BANK DRAFT service for those who would like the convenience of auto drafting their account balance from their checking accounts.