Water Maintenance

Water Restrictions


Bedford is currently not under water restrictions, however, still limit watering between the hours of 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day.

Responsibilities


The Public Works Water Maintenance Department is responsible for bringing to you safe and reliable water service. Our staff of 20 highly trained employees are here to make sure any maintenance issues are taken care of as quickly as possible. Using the latest technologies, we are able to diagnose problems within our water system and make repairs as quickly as possible, with minimal of loss of water service.

Our water services include:
  • Exercising water valves
  • Maintaining and repairing 148 miles of water lines
  • Maintaining and repairing fire hydrants
  • Maintaining the city's 3 elevated storage tanks and 2 ground water wells
  • Repairing water meters

Contact Information


Please call our Public Work's main number at 817-952-2200 for water service requests such as water shut off assistance for home repairs, reporting water leaks, low water pressure, or general questions about our water distribution system. For after regular working hours call 817-952-2127 for assistance. For new water service, to discontinue service, or water bill questions, call the Customer Service Department at 817-952-2112.

Our goal is to keep the water flowing clear and tasty at all times. Please let us know if you ever detect a problem. We are here to help!

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2017 Water Bill Increase


Effective January 1, 2017, the City of Bedford will adjust its water and sewer rates to account for an increase in the cost of services provided by the Trinity River Authority (TRA). The City relies on TRA to provide wholesale water and sewer services to Bedford residents and businesses. The cost for these services is a rate per 1,000 gallons of water and sewer distributed by the City of Bedford.

Recently, TRA notified the City that it will increase its volume water rate 19.3 cents per 1,000 gallons and its volume sewer rate 12.7 cents per 1,000 gallons.