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Wednesday, May 13, 2026 🔒 Staff Access

Town of Lakewood Village

Water Quality

Overview

Water Quality

tceqLogoThe Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) is the state agency responsible for protecting our air, water, and land. Their mission is to safeguard public health and the environment by ensuring clean water and promoting compliance with environmental standards.

As your water system operator, we work to meet TCEQ requirements and maintain the quality and reliability of your drinking water. This includes routine monitoring, proper system operation, and timely reporting to help ensure the water delivered to your home or business is safe, dependable, and in compliance with state standards.

Notices

Public Notices

Rocky Point

Public Notice

Rocky Point Water violated a drinking water requirement. Although this incident was not an emergency, customers have a right to know what happened and what is being done to correct this situation.

Open Notice

Compliance

Water Systems

Lakewood Village & South Oak

PWS ID: TX 0610032

Consumer Confidence Report

Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs) are annual drinking water quality reports that summarize the sources of drinking water, monitoring results, and compliance with state and federal standards. CCRs are published by July 1 each year and cover the prior calendar year.

CCR 2025 PWS 0610032

Lead and Copper Service Line Inventory

This inventory confirms no lead service lines or lead distribution piping are present. Categories such as “Copper,” “Plastic,” or “Unknown” describe the service line material from the main to the customer connection.

TCEQ Form-20943 PWS 0610032

Consumer Confidence Reports

2024 2023 2022 2021 2020

Rocky Point

PWS ID: TX 0610070

Consumer Confidence Report

Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs) are annual drinking water quality reports that summarize the sources of drinking water, monitoring results, and compliance with state and federal standards. CCRs are published by July 1 each year and cover the prior calendar year.

CCR 2025 PWS 0610070

Lead and Copper Service Line Inventory

This inventory confirms no lead service lines or lead distribution piping are present. Categories such as “Copper,” “Plastic,” or “Unknown” describe the service line material from the main to the customer connection.

TCEQ Form-20943 PWS 0610070

Consumer Confidence Reports

2024 2023 2022 2021 2020

Education

Truth in Water Quality

Consumer Confidence Report

Each year, public water systems must share a Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) with their customers. This report helps you understand where your water comes from and what’s in it.

The CCR gives clear, easy-to-read information about your drinking water. It tells you:

  • The source of your water (like rivers, lakes, or underground wells)
  • Any detected chemicals or bacteria
  • If the water meets state and federal safety rules
  • Health facts for people who may be more at risk
  • How to contact your water system
  • How you can get involved in public meetings or decisions

In Texas, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requires all community public water systems to prepare and share their CCRs by July 1 each year. These reports cover data from the previous calendar year. You may also hear CCRs called Annual Water Quality Reports or Drinking Water Quality Reports.

You can find more details about the rules for CCRs in 30 Texas Administrative Code (TAC), Chapter 290, Subchapter H.

Lead and Copper Rule Inventory

As part of the federal Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) requirements, the TCEQ requires public water systems to maintain and share an inventory of all water service line materials. This inventory helps identify the presence of lead, galvanized requiring replacement (GRR), and other materials that could impact water quality.

Key points about the Lead and Copper Rule inventory:

  • Purpose: To protect public health by identifying and planning for the replacement of lead and GRR service lines.
  • Scope: Applies to all water service lines from the water main to the customer’s connection point.
  • Frequency: Initial inventories must be submitted by October 16, 2024, and updates must be provided as service lines are replaced or information changes.
  • Transparency: Water systems must make this inventory publicly available to customers.