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Texas MUDs & water districts

3,092 districts in TCEQ's registry — 2,488 active, 604 inactive, every one listed. A Municipal Utility District is a unit of local government with its own board and, typically, its own line on the property tax bill; Texas law (Water Code §49.452) requires sellers inside one to notify buyers. This is the list of them — with the money attached: 1,230 districts carry their 2025 tax rate (M&O and debt-service split, from the Comptroller's statewide file) and 1,365 carry their bond debt — $39.6 billion in principal outstanding in FY2025, district by district, from the Bond Review Board.

By type

District typeCount
Municipal Utility District2,043
Water Control and Improvement District260
Municipal Management District233
Groundwater Conservation District101
Special Utility District89
Fresh Water Supply District78
Other77
Drainage District53
Levee Improvement District40
Water Improvemnt District37
River Authority30
Navigation District25
Irrigation District23
Regional District2
Soil and Water Conservation District1

Not sure which district is yours? Look it up by address — boundary-matched from TCEQ's own polygons.

By county

Plus 35 districts with no county in the registry.

Sources: TCEQ Water Districts registry via data.texas.gov (pulled 2026-08-08); Texas Comptroller Special District Rates and Levies 2025 (Tax Code §5.091); Texas Bond Review Board local debt data, FY2025. Certified filings, never estimates — districts a file doesn't cover say so on their page.