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Municipal DepartmentDataset 2026.08PWS ID TX2200018

City of Mansfield Water Utilities Division

Mansfield and the City of Mansfield water-utility service area in Tarrant County

Population reference

EPA-linked PWS TX2200018, CITY OF MANSFIELD, is reported as a Community Water System serving approximately 68,612 people. The City’s fiscal planning documents separately estimate the broader municipal population at a higher figure, so the SDWIS system population is used here for the drinking-water system estimate.

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Billing frequency
Approximately every 30 days, monthly. Mansfield says each bill is based on a meter reading taken about one week to ten days before the customer receives the bill; the exact due date varies by billing-cycle area and is printed on the statement.
Rate structure
Increasing-block monthly water pricing. The current Mansfield code lists a 5/8- or 3/4-inch meter charge of $22.57, with the first 0–2,000 gallons included in the base; residential and commercial volume is $3.29 per 1,000 gallons from above 2,000 through 32,000 gallons and $4.21 per 1,000 gallons at or above 32,000. Larger meter sizes have higher fixed monthly charges.
Residential cost reference
For a typical 5/8- or 3/4-inch residential meter using 6,000 gallons, the current water schedule is approximately $35.73 before sewer, taxes, or other statement charges: $22.57 base plus four 1,000-gallon units at $3.29. The current residential sewer schedule adds a $28.54 base for usage above 2,000 gallons plus four units at $3.78, approximately $43.66, producing an illustrative water-and-sewer subtotal of about $79.39 before any non-water charges.
Wastewater and sewer calculation
The current Mansfield residential sewer schedule uses a base minimum of $10.02 for less than 2,000 gallons and $28.54 for more than 2,000 gallons. For usage above the 2,000-gallon base, the charge is $3.78 per 1,000 gallons or fraction thereof, subject to a maximum residential sewer charge of $73.90 per billing period. The public schedule ties the volume to the billed water-consumption amount and does not publish a winter-average formula for this municipal service.
Meter reading
Mansfield bills from meter readings taken approximately one week to ten days before the bill is received, and the City’s meter guide explains that meters measure total gallons. The current water-conservation plan says all new meter sets and age/inaccuracy replacements use Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) meters and that the City maintains a meter-data management system for AMI meters. WaterSmart exposes usage and alerts, but the public pages do not state a universal hourly transmission interval or manufacturer.
New-account deposit
The current Start New Water Service page does not state a universal refundable residential deposit or a credit-check waiver. It lists service-start fees of $60 per residential meter, $110 for a residential account with an additional irrigation meter, and $100 per business meter, while the payment page separately refers to payments for deposits after the account is set up. The amount, waiver, and refund timing of any account-specific deposit must be confirmed with Utility Billing; the applicant must provide a driver’s license and, when leasing, a lease agreement.
Activation or transfer fee
The City’s current public start-service page lists $60 for a residential meter, $110 for a residential plus additional irrigation meter, and $100 per business meter. It does not publish a separate transfer fee in the reviewed pages. New service can be requested online or at 1200 E. Broad Street; a person must be present with interior access during the scheduled connection/reconnection window, normally 10:00 a.m.–noon or 3:00–5:00 p.m. If nobody is present, an additional $15 trip charge is added to the first bill and each subsequent trip until connection.

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