Meter Installation Preparation Work

We would like to make our customers aware that for the remainder of this week and throughout next week, April 13th to the 17th, you may notice work trucks labeled “Meter Matters” and / or “Meter Installation” in the area.

These crews will clean out the meter boxes and place blue flags near them. The work is being completed in coordination with CC Mudd as part of preparing to install new smart meters. Please do not remove the blue flags, as they help our employees identify which meter boxes have already been cleaned and prepared. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our office at 979-245-0245. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

Paige Austin-Barrera
General Manager

How Caney Creek MUD Is Ensuring Safe Drinking Water: Our Lead Service Line Inventory

At Caney Creek Municipal Utility District, protecting public health is our top priority. That’s why we’re fully committed to complying with the latest Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) by thoroughly documenting and managing our water service lines. Our recently completed Lead Service Line Inventory provides full transparency into the materials used across our system—showing no lead service lines in use and ongoing efforts to monitor and maintain safe infrastructure.

Want to learn more about how we’re keeping your water safe? Download our complete Lead Service Line Inventory Report for detailed findings, methodology, and certification.

Caney Creek MUD Office Renovation RFQ

The Caney Creek Municipal Utility District has released an RFQ for a Design-Builder to renovate our 3,750 sq. ft. office facility in Bay City, Texas, with a budget of $400,000–$600,000.

This project emphasizes interior upgrades, cost management, and collaborative delivery under AIA Document A141.

Submissions are due by July 29, 2025.

For a requirements, evaluation criteria, and submission guidelines, refer to the full RFQ document here.

Caney Creek MUD Addresses Elevated Trihalomethane Levels in Drinking Water

Residents of Caney Creek MUD may have recently received a notice regarding elevated levels of trihalomethanes (TTHMs) in the drinking water.

While the district is actively working on solutions, including a proposed Granular Activated Carbon Absorption System, it’s important to stay informed about potential health impacts and precautions.

For full details, including the official notice from Caney Creek MUD and steps being taken to address the issue, click here to view the letter.

If you have concerns, consider consulting your healthcare provider and share this information with others in the community.