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Municipal water district to temporarily change disinfectant

by | Feb 19, 2026 | Area news, Latest

Your tap water may taste a little different next month, but the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) says it’s all part of the annual treatment to keep drinking water safe.

From Sunday, March 1, through Monday, March 30, NTMWD will temporarily change the disinfectant in its water treatment process. 

“Safeguarding public health and ensuring safe water is our highest priority,” said Zeke Campbell, NTMWD Director of Water Treatment and Conveyance. “Our advanced treatment processes are among the most effective available, providing the communities we serve with safe and reliable drinking water.”

Disinfection is a critical part of the water treatment process that keeps drinking water free of harmful microorganisms, such as parasites and viruses, Campbell said. 

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