About Us

In 1969, a small group of citizens of Northeast Brazos County created a water system to meet the needs of the rural area.  Now, over 40 years later, the Wickson Creek Special Utility District (WCSUD) supplies water to an area of approximately 750 square miles in portions of Brazos, Grimes and Robertson Counties, serving over 9,000 customers.  WCSUD currently has 14 wells, which can produce 6 million gallons of water per day from the Sparta, Simsboro and Yeagua Aquifers.  Our main goal is to maintain "Quality On Tap" water and service to our customers.  To ensure the highest water quality possible, water testing is regularly administered. 

OUR WATER SYSTEM FACTS:

  1. Over 9000 Customers
  2. 750 miles of Lines
  3. 14 Wells
  4. 4 Elevated Towers
  5. Over 2 Million Gallons in Total Storage
  6. City of  Bryan & Wellborn SUD System Inter-Connect
  7. 6 Million Gallon Pumping Capacity Per Day
  8. Over 100 Subdivisons

Below is the Wickson Creek SUD Service Area Map.  You may also click on the PDF link below to print or zoom.

 

Wickson Creek Service Area Map

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