City of Gladewater, Texas

903-845-2196

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Gladewater, TX 75647
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City of Gladewater has implemented a stage 3 water restriction.

City of Gladewater has implemented a stage 3 water restriction.
This is due to water usage increase. The water plant is unable to keep up with current demand on the system. This may be due to some leakage around the city or at service locations.
We believe that the freezing temperatures may have cracked some pipes around town, creating the increased demand.
What to do:
Use water only when necessary. At this time avoid baths, long showers, laundry and other high water uses.
Just drip faucets, if you have your faucets running full open, please slow them down to a drip.
We need to slow demand, please do your part to help.
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Our mission is to provide courteous, responsive and fiscally sound services in order to safeguard an enhanced quality of life for the citizens of Gladewater.

Gladewater is a city of just over 6400 that sits predominantly in Gregg and Upshur counties, with small portions (in the southwest section) lying in Smith County, and is located in the state of Texas. Gladewater has a total area of 12.2 square miles, of which 11.6 square miles are land and 0.54 square miles, are water. In the early 20th century, Gladewater was an oil boom town. Gladewater is also known as the "Antique Capital of East Texas" it is uniquely a downtown main street district worth seeing.

We are home to over 6400 residents and many diverse commercial/industrial businesses.

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City of Gladewater has implemented a stage 3 water restriction.

City of Gladewater has implemented a stage 3 water restriction.
This is due to water usage increase. The water plant is unable to keep up with current demand on the system. This may be due to some leakage around the city or at service locations.
We believe that the freezing temperatures may have cracked some pipes around town, creating the increased demand.
What to do:
Use water only when necessary. At this time avoid baths, long showers, laundry and other high water uses.
Just drip faucets, if you have your faucets running full open, please slow them down to a drip.
We need to slow demand, please do your part to help.
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Our mission is to provide courteous, responsive and fiscally sound services in order to safeguard an enhanced quality of life for the citizens of Gladewater.

Gladewater is a city of just over 6400 that sits predominantly in Gregg and Upshur counties, with small portions (in the southwest section) lying in Smith County, and is located in the state of Texas. Gladewater has a total area of 12.2 square miles, of which 11.6 square miles are land and 0.54 square miles, are water. In the early 20th century, Gladewater was an oil boom town. Gladewater is also known as the "Antique Capital of East Texas" it is uniquely a downtown main street district worth seeing.

We are home to over 6400 residents and many diverse commercial/industrial businesses.

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