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Who do I contact for City of Waco water utility service area CCN 10039?

City of Waco is listed in the PUCT water CCN source as a Commission Approved bounded water service area in McLennan County under CCN 10039. This saved JVLOT record is still partial, so it should be refreshed with live research before public use.

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CITY OF WACO utility contact snapshot.

City of Waco is listed in the PUCT water CCN source as a Commission Approved bounded water service area in McLennan County under CCN 10039. This saved JVLOT record is still partial, so it should be refreshed with live research before public use.

Verify these utility details with the official provider, PUCT, and local permitting offices before relying on them for calls, due diligence, service decisions, or purchase decisions.

Draft warning: this provider needs a fresh contact research run before publication.

Contact Info

WebsiteNA
Phone(254) 750-5830
EmailNA
Contact pageNA

CCN Source Facts

ProviderCITY OF WACO
Utility typeWater
CCN10039
CountiesMCLENNAN
StatusCommission Approved
Boundary typeBounded Service Area
Service area acres305,278.81
Feature IDpuct-water-ccn-03783
Source record3783
Geometry parts7
Boundary points2,973

Research status: partial, last checked 6/16/2026, confidence 45%

Research Notes

This record was saved before live web research was available, so it only contains partial known data and needs a fresh provider research pass.

Research Steps

1

Confirm whether the parcel is inside or near the City of Waco water CCN boundary.

2

Use CCN 10039, the provider name, and McLennan County as search and call context.

3

Refresh the JVLOT contact research record before publishing this page or using it for outreach.

4

Ask the provider to confirm service availability, line proximity, capacity, and connection process for the exact property.

5

Document the official source and date in the property file.

Common Questions

Is this City of Waco contact record complete?

No. The saved record has partial contact data and should be researched again now that the live OpenAI research key is active.

Why keep a partial article draft?

It proves the article page structure works and gives JVLOT a place to attach the full contact result after the provider is refreshed.

What does the CCN boundary tell a reader?

It identifies a regulated service-area boundary clue. It does not guarantee line location, tap availability, or immediate service.

Source Notes

JVLOT pages are written for Texas property research workflows. Public parcel, tax, GIS, and title records can differ by Texas county and should be verified before any purchase, legal, or financial decision.