Skip to Main Content
Loading
Close
Loading
Government
Departments
Residents
Business
Discover Deer Park
How Do I?
Home
FAQs
Search
All categories
Alarm Permits
Animal Control
Crime Analysis & Statistics
Criminal Investigations
Economic Development
Engineering
Finance Department
Fire Marshal
Knox Box Rapid Entry System
LEPC
Library - Adult FAQ
Library - Youth FAQ
Main
Municipal Court
Parks & Recreation
Police Community Services
Police Records
Public Works
Public Works - Building Department
Public Works - Code Enforcement
Public Works - Comprehensive Update
Public Works - Sidewalk Maintenance
Public Works - Street & Drainage Maintenance
Public Works - Water & Sewer Maintenance
Registered Sex Offenders
Tax Office and Utility Billing
Tourism
Categories
All Categories
Alarm Permits
Animal Control
Crime Analysis & Statistics
Criminal Investigations
Economic Development
Engineering
Finance Department
Fire Marshal
Knox Box Rapid Entry System
LEPC
Library - Adult FAQ
Library - Youth FAQ
Main
Municipal Court
Parks & Recreation
Police Community Services
Police Records
Public Works
Public Works - Building Department
Public Works - Code Enforcement
Public Works - Comprehensive Update
Public Works - Sidewalk Maintenance
Public Works - Street & Drainage Maintenance
Public Works - Water & Sewer Maintenance
Registered Sex Offenders
Tax Office and Utility Billing
Tourism
Who do I call for a water leak?
Call ...........
▼
Public Works - Water & Sewer Maintenance
Show All Answers
1.
Who do I call for a water leak?
Call ...........
2.
Where does our drinking water come from?
Deer Park gets surface water from Trinity River via Lake Livingston. This water is purchased from the City of Houston through the Coastal Water Authority. The City of Houston provides an assessment bimonthly of the water that comes from the reservoir, located north of Lynchburg Landing. The water quality assessment aids in planning the proper treatment of the water. Besides surface water, the City of Deer Park maintains three wells on standby. These wells could be used on an emergency basis if the raw water supply should be interrupted for any reason. These wells draw water from the Gulf Coast Aquifer.
3.
What should I do if I experience sewer problems?
Before you call a plumber, always give the Public Works Department a call. We will send our sewer maintenance crew out to check the sewer main. It is possible the problem could be a blockage in the sewers main line. If that is the case our crews will clear the line and alleviate the problem therefore saving you the cost of hiring a plumber. Give us a call and let us check it out. If the sewer problem is on the cities side we will fix the problem. If the problem is on the homeowners side we will notify you and inform you that, yes, you need to call a plumber. Give us a call first at 281-478-7253.
Live Edit
Close
Arrow Left
Arrow Right
[]
Slideshow Left Arrow
Slideshow Right Arrow