Point of Interest
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The segment of the Trinity River between Lake Ray Roberts and Lake Lewisville is well known as an excellent location for canoeing

Central Regional Wastewater System


CRWS_Outfall_6 - Copy (2)The Central Regional Wastewater System is a large regional wastewater system located on 495 acres adjacent to the West Fork of the Trinity River; it serves approximately 1.4 million customers. The award-winning treatment plant serves all or portions of 20 cities in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, as well as the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.

The system is an advanced secondary facility that uses both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria to remove pollutants and advanced filtration processes including cloth media filters. The system also utilizes disinfection and a solids dewatering facility, and is currently permitted to treat 189 million gallons per day (MGD). Following dewatering, the biosolids are disposed of through a beneficial land application program. The system also consists of an extensive regional network of interceptors, pipelines, lift stations and meter stations, as well as facilities for the delivery of treated effluent for golf course irrigation and lake level management under the first major urban reuse program in Texas.

CRWS Numbers FY2024

Customers

  • Addison            
  • Dallas
  • Grapevine 
  • Arlington          
  • DFW International Airport
  • Hurst 
  • Bedford 
  • Duncanville 
  • Irving 
  • Carrollton 
  • Euless 
  • Keller 
  • Cedar Hill 
  • Farmers Branch 
  • Mansfield 
  • Colleyville 
  • Fort Worth 
  • North Richland Hills     
  • Coppell 
  • Grand Prairie 
  • Southlake 



Trinity River Authority of Texas
Central Regional Wastewater System
6500 W. Singleton Blvd., Dallas, Texas 75212
972-263-2251