Welcome to
Bell County Water Control & Improvement District No. 1
Corona Virus Action Plan
The Corona Virus has generated a lot of concern and anxiety on a world wide scale but also here in Bell County. The District has prepared an action plan (click here) in an effort to assure continuity of operations. It’s also important to note that the water treatment practices used in Texas and at our Lake Belton Water Plant that supplies water to Copperas Cove, Fort Hood, Killeen, Harker Heights, Nolanville, Belton and to the 439 Water Supply Corporation are effective at eradicating the corona virus from our drinking water as confirmed by this Center for Disease Control posting. Additionally, our wastewater facilities employ free chlorine and Ultra Violet disinfection practices as our final steps of treatment eradicating viruses from return flows. Now that there is a confirmed case in Bell County, we are in Level 2 of the action plan.
COVID 19 and Wipes
Please click here for more information.
The agenda for the Board of Directors special meeting on July 8, 2020 at 8:30 a.m. is now available.
Click here for the Public Comment Form
“Those wishing to make comments must download the public comment form from our website at www.wcid1.org, and submit the completed form by e-mail to Joann Culp at j.culp@wcid1.org. Those whose forms are received 30 minutes before the meeting start time will be given an opportunity to make comment. It’s encouraged that those wishing to comment use the phone number and pass code and mute their computer microphone for the best audio quality”.
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Our mission is to provide the highest quality water and service to our customers at an affordable rate, to promote a positive attitude and stewardship towards water conservation and support public outreach and education concerning water resources for future use.
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**The City of Killeen is responsible for water and wastewater service and garbage collection for properties located in Killeen. Please click here for more information.**
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