Increaseing popular bathroom wipes (pre-moistened towelettes that are often advertised as flushable) are being blamed for creating clogs and backups in sewer systems around the United States -...

Have you considered Average Monthly Billing?

Average Monthly Billing (AMP) is an optional utility payment arrangement offered by Acton Municipal Utility District (AMUD).  AMP is designed to...

Acton Municipal Utility District (AMUD) has partnered with Paymentus to provide our customers with a more secure and interactive payment experience starting August 1^st 2016.

AMUD will continue to...

In their February Board meeting the Acton Municipal Utility District (AMUD) Board of Directors approved an advanced refunding of AMUD’s 2008 bonds, a move which is netting an approximate 12%...

Acton Municipal Utility District (AMUD) is currently changing the disinfectant that we use from chlorine to chloramines in all parts of AMUD’s water distribution system. This change is intended to...

Acton Municipal Utility District has an ongoing maintenance program for our water distribution system to preserve and protect water quality.  As part of this maintenance program, AMUD will...

HB 3693 (Government Code § 2264.001(b)) requires governmental entities (including municipalities) to publish consumption information for various utility services used by the entity...

Notice of Surface Water Treatment Technique Violation

(A one-time, single day occurrence)

The Brazos Regional Public Utility Agency (BRPUA) owns and operates the Lake Granbury Surface Water and...

Grease build up is one of the primary causes of blocked residential sewer lines.  While some of it comes from meat fats, such as bacon and hamburger grease, it also comes from foods such as...

Construction for the Port Ridglea East Sewer Infrastructure Project has been delayed until mid July, 2014 due to an emergency water pipeline project currently underway with the contractor for a...

Acton Municipal Utility District (AMUD) has an ongoing commitment to help improve and protect Lake Granbury water quality in your area by providing first time sewer availability for your...

Notification of change from Free Chlorine to Chloramines in AMUD's drinking water

Acton Municipal Utility District (AMUD) is currently changing the disinfectant that we use from chlorine to...

The Brazos River Authority (BRA) is recommending  water conservation efforts for the Possum Kingdom-Granbury-Whitney reservoir subsystem.

With the ongoing drought thoughout Texas, the BRA has...

Acton Municipal Utility District (AMUD) has an ongoing commitment to help improve and protect Lake Granbury water quality in your area by providing first time sewer availability for your...

In order to help keep our water system free of microbial contamination and safe to drink, AMUD is temporarily changing the disinfectant used from chloramine to free chlorine starting on November...

Dear AMUD Customer,

Acton Municipal Utility District (AMUD) has an ongoing commitment to provide safe, plentiful water and wastewater service at the lowest possible cost.  We continually...

We are excited to announce that our new website has launched and includes all the information our community needs related to their water service.  Check back often, as we will be adding...

Texas EMS 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.  For more...

Acton Municipal Utility District is proud to announce the launch of our new website. Subscribe to our site and you will receive up to the minute info on News and Alerts delivered straight to your...

“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...