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Local Council Reduces Water Contract to Meet State Requirements and Cuts Costs Council proposes reducing water contract from 7,500 to 3,500 acre feet to save $650,000.

The City of Commerce is on the brink of a major financial shift, with a proposed water contract reduction that could save taxpayers up to $650,000!

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Commerce Water District Transfers Assets to City After Bond Payoff Commerce Water District sells water to city after transferring all assets post-bond completion.

Big changes are on the horizon for Commerce as city officials consider dissolving the Commerce Water District, reshaping how water resources are managed in the community.

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Texas Officials Discuss Major Water Infrastructure Projects and Pipeline Construction Texas leaders evaluate long-term water supply plans involving pipeline and treatment plant upgrades.

The City of Commerce is at a crossroads as critical discussions on water infrastructure projects could determine the future of its water supply and community growth.

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