City of Hurst, TX
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For immediate water, wastewater, traffic or streets issues, call the 24/7 Public Works Dispatch at 817-788-7212.
Welcome to the City of Hurst Department of Public Works. Our mission is to provide excellent quality services to the Citizens of Hurst through our water, wastewater, traffic and drainage systems while maintaining a safe and efficient working environment. The Public Works Department consists of Engineering, Streets, Drainage and Traffic Control, Water, and Waste Water.
Upcoming Atmos Energy Project
Natural Gas Pipeline Upgrades
Construction activity began Wednesday, July 3, 2024 in Hurst, Bedford, and Colleyville, and continues through the end of 2024. The general work area is along Norwood Drive, from East Pipeline Road to East Pleasantview Drive, then along East Pleasantview Drive to Brown Trail, and then along Brown Trail to Colleyville Boulevard.
Please be aware of crews and equipment in the area. Traffic cones, barriers and signage will be visible. Atmos Energy appreciates your patience as they work to continue the safe operation of their natural gas system. For more information visit, atmosenergy.com/texas-safety.
Irrigation Sprinkler Evaluation Program
Tarrant Regional Water District and the city of HURST is providing a "no charge" irrigation sprinkler evaluation program for HURST residents. M&M Irrigation & Illumination holds the contract and will provide a Licensed Irrigator to complete the evaluation at your home.
Once you have completed the sign up, then a representative for MMII will contact you to set up an appointment. This program is sponsored by TRWD and the City of Hurst, therefore there is no fee to the homeowner.
Irrigation Sprinkler Evaluation Program Sign up form
Remember the "Four D's" to defend yourself against West Nile virus.
Dusk / Dawn are the times of day you should try to stay indoors. This is when infected mosquitoes are most active. Dress in light-colored long sleeves and pants when you're outside. For extra protection you may want to spray thin clothing with repellent. DEET (N,N-diethyl-M-toluamide) is an ingredient to look for in your insect repellent. Follow label instructions, and always wear repellent when outdoors. Drain standing water in your backyard and neighborhood - bird baths, old tires, flowerpots, and clogged rain gutters. These are mosquito breeding sites.
The Take Control - Stop West Nile Virus web page from the Tarrant County Public Health Department is now operational and contains an interactive map of Tarrant County as well as other resources and tools useful in the prevention of West Nile Virus.
Water Quality Report
View the reporting year 2023 Water Quality Report.