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Texans in the state are very excited to take to the water this summer to cool off. However, some may be rethinking that decision with new date released.

Texarkana Water Utilities will begin a temporary change to the method of disinfecting our drinking water beginning July 19, and lasting about eight weeks. The water will remain safe to drink throughout the process.

On February 26, 2021 the Texas commission of environmental quality required the city of Hooks public water system PWS ID 019-0002 City Of hooks and burns red Bank water supply to issue a boil water notice to inform individuals or the water from this public water system was required to be boiled prior to use for drinking water or human consumption purpose The public water system has taken the neces

Just in case you haven't heard as of February 18, 2021, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality required the Central Bowie County WSC public water system to issue a Boil Water Notice.

Texarkana Water Utilities is still recovering from the cyber incident suffered on Sunday, December 6th, 2020.  While some effects of the attack are still being felt, good progress is being made.

Texarkana Water Utilities is still recovering from the cyber incident suffered on Sunday, December 6, 2020.

TexAmericas Center today (8/11) announced that it will be the site of Riverbend Water Resources District’s (RWRD) proposed new regional water treatment system to support the ongoing growth for current and future tenants at its industrial park and 16 other RWRD members entities.

Good news! Texarkana Water Utilities is reporting the final test results on our water have come back good. So with that being said, the boil order has been rescinded.

Update: March 17, the boil order issued Sunday is still in effect and will continue throughout most of the day, according to Texarkana Water Utilities.

Update: The boil order in Texarkana and surrounding areas will not be lifted until at least noon tomorrow Tuesday, March 17. 2020. According to a press release, this boil remains in effect due to additional state-testing requirements.

The Texarkana, Ark., City Board of Directors meets tonight and will consider allowing the Texarkana Water Utilities to raise water rates.

Who would have thought that the world's largest backyard pool would be right here in Texas? I guess not everyone is in a Stage 5 drought.