Wellborn Special Utility District - Water for Wellborn, Texas

Wellborn Special Utility District is a local water utility serving southern Brazos County, in and around Wellborn, just south of College Station, Texas.

It is the mission of Wellborn Special Utility District to provide an adequate and sustainable supply of safe, high quality drinking water to the residents and businesses located within our geographically defined service area. As the service area continues to grow, it is the commitment of the District, through careful planning, to meet the challenge of future demand at the most efficient cost to the customers.

We have no choice but to pay more attention to how we are using water, and how we may be wasting it. We must bridge the gap between our understanding of how important water is to our survival and what we can do to ensure that we have an adequate supply of clean water for years to come.

Below is a list of the many simple ways you can take action and conserve water, both inside and outside our homes.

Try to do one thing each day to save water. Don’t worry if the savings are minimal. Every drop counts, and every person can make a difference.
Be aware of and follow all water conservation and water shortage rules and restrictions that may be in effect in your area.
Make sure your children are aware of the need to conserve water.

Contact Information

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at any time. We have staff available to answer your questions. Click here to contact us online.
Phone Number: (979) 690-9799

Water Restrictions

There are no water restrictions at this time.

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The average person in the United States uses anywhere from 80-100 gallons of water per day. Flushing the toilet actually takes up the largest amount of this water.

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