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Fulshear, TX Water Quality Test Results

Review City of Fulshear PWS TX0790133 results for lead, copper, disinfection byproducts, and chlorine with utility-district caveats.

✓ Official sources✓ System-specific✓ No invented city averages
Evidence status

Coverage model: City PWS + growth-area districts

Use these results only after confirming City of Fulshear PWS TX0790133 service rather than another district system.

Partial measurements

Fulshear’s 2024 report provides City-system results. The City also states that its utility customers include Fort Bend County MUD 169/Cross Creek Ranch, while other growth-area districts still require separate mapping.

System resolution

Which water system applies?

City of Fulshear

TX0790133

Groundwater system supplied from the Chicot aquifer; City utility coverage includes customers within FBC MUD 169/Cross Creek Ranch.

Other Fulshear-area utility districts

Separate systems require their own reports and address matching.

Measured facts

Published measurements

Lead, 90th percentile1.54 ppb

2024 tap sampling; 0 results above the 15 ppb action level.

Copper, 90th percentile0.099 ppm

2024 tap sampling; 0 results above the 1.3 ppm action level.

TTHM average2.85 ppb

2024 average; reported range 0–20.4 ppb, MCL 80 ppb.

Chlorine residual2.54 ppm avg

2024 result; reported range 2.21–2.91 ppm.

LADS interpretation

What the evidence means—and does not mean

  • The City report applies to PWS TX0790133 and should not be generalized to every Fulshear mailing address.
  • The report states that all listed detected levels were below applicable MCLs, while hardness and TDS were not reported.
  • A property test remains necessary when treatment selection depends on hardness or other unreported aesthetic measurements.
Measured fact

Values above stay tied to their named system, units, sample or report year, and official source.

Publisher interpretation

Planning language is educational context. It is not an official safety determination, diagnosis, ranking, or equipment prescription.

Primary evidence

Official sources

Evidence before equipment

Use the report as context—not as a substitute for the property.

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