EPA EXPORT · 13 SEP 2026FEDERAL COMPLIANCE RECORDS · NOT A HOME WATER TEST
TAP WATERLEDGERPublic system compliance records

COUNTY WATER-SYSTEM LEDGER

Waller, Texas

EPA’s September 2026 export lists 8 active community water systems serving Waller, Texas, with 3 current-violation flags and 0 serious-violator flags among the covered systems.

Source: EPA SDWIS system-search export · Active community systems serving 2,500+ people · Snapshot 13 Sep 2026

Systems8active CWS · pop. 2,500+
Population served41,414reported total; may overlap
Current violation flag37.5%3 systems
Serious-violator flag0.0%0 systems

01 / SYSTEMS

Water systems serving Waller, Texas

EPA associates 8 covered systems with Waller, Texas; their reported population-served values total 41,414 and may overlap.

Ordered by reported population served. Open any record for separate health, monitoring, notice, other, and serious-violator flags.

EPA community water systems serving Waller, Texas
Water systemPopulation servedPrimary sourceCurrent export status
Prairie View A&M UniversityTX23700029,550Ground waterNo current violation flagged
City Of HempsteadTX23700017,158Ground waterCurrent monitoring/reporting flag
City Of WallerTX23700035,448Ground waterCurrent monitoring/reporting flag
Brookshire MwdTX23700045,364Ground waterNo current violation flagged
Harris-Waller Counties Mud 5TX23701384,098Ground water purchasedNo current violation flagged
Willow Creek Farms MudTX23700893,453Ground waterNo current violation flagged
G & W WscTX23700633,343Ground waterNo current violation flagged
City Of Prairie ViewTX23700293,000Ground waterCurrent health-based flag

02 / SOURCE MIX

Primary water sources for Waller, Texas

EPA classifies 8 systems serving Waller, Texas across 2 primary-source categories; Ground water is the largest category with 7 systems.

Ground water7 systems · 37,316 served
Ground water purchased1 systems · 4,098 served
How to read the population total

It is the sum of each listed system's reported population served, not a census estimate. Service areas can overlap and some systems list multiple cities or counties.