We Hear You!
Building Trust and Delivering Water for the Future.
Do you need MCUD Water?
On April 30, 2026 MCUD began distributing water from its new water treatment plan. Engineers are now planning future water distribution phases with more information coming soon!
If you live within the MCUD service area and are interested in connecting to the future MCUD water system, we encourage you to join our water interest database.
By submitting your name and property address here, you will help MCUD better understand where service is needed and allow us to keep you informed about future water line availability, construction phases, and connection opportunities in your area.
Check to see if you live in the MCUD Service Area
There is no cost or obligation to be included.
Permian Basin Board of Realtors
Announcement:
Our Water Summit speaker highlights continue! Next up, Norman Ashton General Manager, Midland County Utility District!
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New wells, water tower, storage tanks signal progress for Midland County water system. Read more.....
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MCUD is in attendance at the Texas Water Association conference in Fort Worth. Watch more.....
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CURRENT NOTICES
Midland County Utility District (MCUD) will ask voters in late 2026 to consider a bond to fund the build-out of more water infrastructure projects which are designed to extend system capacity and enhance service reliability.
Water
The Midland County Utility District (MCUD) provides a range of essential services to the community, including water procurement and storage, water management and distribution, and infrastructure improvements. Our goal is to ensure the efficient and sustainable delivery of clean water and the proper management of available water within our service area.
Projects
Our District is committed to undertaking various projects aimed at building and enhancing the water infrastructure, ensuring the reliability and safety of the water systems, and meeting the evolving needs of the community. We prioritize projects that promote water conservation, environmental protection, and overall community well-being.
Governance
As a political subdivision of the State of Texas, Midland County Utility District (MCUD) operates under the governance of a five-member board of directors. Elected in accordance with the state water code, our board ensures transparent decision-making, effective resource management, and responsible service delivery to our community.
Business
The Midland County Utility District (MCUD) is actively engaged in a variety of initiatives! Our sincere goal is to keep the community informed and connected, by regularly sharing essential meeting schedules, informative news articles, and timely press releases. Additionally, we provide a range of financial tools and resources to empower and support residents. Stay tuned for updates and insights that matter to you!
Who Are We
Midland County Utility District (MCUD) is dedicated to serving the public by overseeing water control and improvements within our service area. We take pride in our commitment to excellence, innovation, and environmental stewardship. Our team is composed of dedicated professionals who work tirelessly to ensure the provision of high-quality water services to the residents and businesses we serve.
Our Community
