Bruceville-Eddy Texas McLennan & Falls Counties
The Eagles water tower lit above the brick storefronts of Eddy Main Street at night, with a columned bank building on the left and the Texas Masterpiece gallery in the middle of the row.

City of Bruceville-Eddy

Bruceville and Eddy sit on either side of Interstate 35 in McLennan County, and the City's water lines run past the county line into Falls.

Eddy Main Street and the water tower

Water: normal

No boil water notice is in effect. Water across the system is safe to drink. Past notices

Confirmed September 4, 2026 Water emergency after hours 254-640-0721

Water & Sewer

Water Billing Dates

Bill due
15th
Payment is due on or before this date each month.
Late fee
$30
The fee is added to any payment made after the due date.
Cutoff
20th
Service is cut off for non-payment on this date.
Disconnect fee
$30
The fee is charged to any account on the shut-off list.

If you have an extension agreement and the payment is not made as agreed, water is cut off the next day. The form is on the water payments page.

Pay, start or stop service

The sewer project

The wastewater system is funded by USDA Rural Development, with a natural pond treatment plant on Bruceville Lane. Follow the project and read the questions residents have asked.

No water, or a leak?

During office hours call the Water Department at 254-859-5700.

After hours, call 254-640-0721.

On-call staff cannot take payments or restore water on a non-payment account. Those are handled by the Water Department during office hours.

Pay on the City website, not a look-alike

Third-party sites such as DOXO advertise that they take payments for the City. They have no permission to do so. They mail the City a paper check, which can take several days or more than a week to arrive and can make your payment late. The City no longer accepts DOXO payments and returns those checks to the customer.

Meetings & Records

Agendas, minutes and meeting packets

Agendas, packets, signed minutes and audio, filed by meeting date going back to 2018. Anything the City did not publish for a meeting is marked as such.

The Bruceville-Eddy council dais with the United States and Texas flags, the City seal, and a framed print of a cattle drive.
The Council chamber at City Hall on Wilcox Drive

From the City

Notices and updates

All news and notices

Next meeting

September 9, 2026

City Council

This one is a special called session, not the regular monthly meeting.

The Council's regular meeting is the fourth Thursday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber at City Hall. Special meetings are called as the City needs them, and are posted here the same way.

Last meeting

August 27, 2026

Every meeting since 2018

Eddy Main Street

The same block, a century apart

The brick storefronts and the water tower on Eddy Main Street have stood over the same block since before 1916.

A crowd of about a hundred people in hats fills the dirt street outside the Oliver Williams City Meat Market, with a Model T at the left and a horse-drawn wagon at the right.
Eddy Main Street outside the Oliver Williams City Meat Market, about 1916
The Eagles water tower lit above the brick storefronts of Eddy Main Street at night, with a columned bank building on the left and the Texas Masterpiece gallery in the middle of the row.
The same storefronts today, under the Eagles water tower

News & Events

Events through the year

Parents and children spread across a wide green field at the City's Easter egg hunt.

Spring

Easter Egg Hunt

The City's egg hunt for families, held on the field each spring, with the Easter Bunny.

Volunteers hand out information and prizes from tables under a canopy at Community Night Out while families walk through.

September

Community Night Out

The City, the Police Department and the Volunteer Fire Department set up at the fire station: patrol and fire vehicle displays, traffic-safety information, free popcorn from the City and an outdoor movie after dark.

The Grinch, Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus stand together at a counter, holiday wreaths hung on the wall behind them and gift bags set out beside them.

December

Operation Blue Santa

The Police Department collects new, unwrapped toys at City Hall, the school district offices and the police station, then families come to the station for a meal with the officers and a gift for each child.

Santa Claus and a small child sit together beside a Christmas tree strung with blue and purple lights.

December

Christmas Tree Lighting

The City lights the Christmas tree, and Santa greets visitors.

News, notices and events