You can now report service requests to the Public Works Response Center using our on-line web forms.

The City’s water supply and wastewater treatment is purchased from the City of Fort Worth. Treated surface water is piped to our pump station and then distributed to each residence. Wastewater is piped back to the City of Fort Worth’s Village Creek Sewage Treatment Plant.

Water samples are collected and tested each month from thirty different sampling sites throughout the City to insure safe drinking water is being provided to our citizens. See the 2006 Drinking Water Quality Report. A Spanish version of the report is also available .

As a wholesale water customer of the City of Fort Worth, Burleson is required to implement a water conservation and emergency water demand management program. This program provides for the voluntary and mandatory actions to be put into effect to temporarily reduce the demand place upon the City’s water supply system during a water shortage emergency. Water conservation is very important. Useful information and conservation tips are distributed to the public each year to educate citizens and will be provided upon request.

The City of Burleson is operating under the stage 2 - mandatory water conservation program.

Class Surcharge For Certain Non-Residential Sewer Customers

Effective October 1, 2006, the City of Burleson passed a Class Surcharge Ordinance (C-605-06) to assess a class surcharge for certain non-residential sewer customers. Additional information can be obtained by viewing the Class Surcharge Q and A page.

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Backflow Prevention Assembly Test and Maintenance Reports
All backflow prevention assembly test and maintenance reports should be submitted to Water and Wastewater division. A list of all active backflow prevention assembly testers will be updated as needed and provided here.

Pretreatment

User Survey’s
New businesses must complete the Environmental User Survey as part of the Certificate of Occupancy process. Existing industrial facilities must complete the survey periodically in order to remain in compliance with pretreatment regulations. Download the Grease and Grit Traps and Oil / Water Separator’s Survey.
For a general list of the maintenance requirements on traps please click here. For all other questions relating to grease and grit traps and oil / water separator’s, please contact the Environmental Programs Specialist.

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