Trinity River Authority Central Region Wastewater System: 24,000-gallon sewage overflow (inflow and infiltration (rain)) in Dallas County, TX

Trinity River Authority Central Region Wastewater System: 24,000-gallon sewage overflow (inflow and infiltration (rain)) in Dallas County, TX. Its gallons of 24,000 is top-decile (92nd percentile of 828 records). Dated 164 days ago, it serves as a historical benchmark. Score 65/100. As of 2026-10-28, from Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov).

Data as of · Compiled by Zalwin from Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov)

gallons: 24,000 · 92th percentile of 828 TxSewageOverflowPulse records · 26.7x the median

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FieldValue
Utility / systemTrinity River Authority Central Region Wastewater System
System typeCollection system
TCEQ RNRN102655560
PermitsSTORMWATER-PERMIT-TXR05DB73; STORMWATER-PERMIT-TXR1513XS; STORMWATER-PERMIT-TXR1564YB; WASTEWATER-PERMIT-WQ0010303001
Volume24,000 gallons
CauseINFILTRATION AND INFLOW
SourceTexas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov)
Receiving waterUn-named Creek
CountyDallas
TCEQ regionDfw Metroplex
Dates2026-05-25
Reported2026-05-28
Incident number458908
gallons percentile92th of 828 (median 900, 26.7x median)
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  • Source agency: Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov)
  • Record date: 2026-05-25
  • Data refreshed: 2026-10-28
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Peer benchmark and outreach value: Trinity River Authority Central Region Wastewater System and 63 Dallas peers

  • Dallas TxSewageOverflowPulse records like this one: 63
  • Trinity River Authority Central Region Wastewater System's gallons: 92nd percentile of 828 records
  • Timing: Low: older than 30 days
  • Estimated pipeline if you contact every Dallas peer: $12,600 (peers × rate × deal size; an estimate from your assumptions, not a forecast)

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65 / 100 Score

  • 24,000 gallons.
  • Inflow and infiltration (rain): a fixable infrastructure cause.
  • Reached Un-named Creek.

What is the TxSewageOverflowPulse record for Trinity River Authority Central Region Wastewater System?

Trinity River Authority Central Region Wastewater System (Dallas County, TX) reported a 24,000 gallons sanitary sewer overflow to TCEQ on 2026-05-28, caused by inflow and infiltration (rain) at Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov).

How does Trinity River Authority Central Region Wastewater System compare to other TxSewageOverflowPulse records?

This is a top-decile record: its gallons of 24,000 is 26.7x the median of 900 across 828 records. It is 164 days old; check the official source for later updates before acting.

Trinity River Authority Central Region Wastewater System vs. top 3 peers

OrganizationLocationAmountPercentileRecord date
Trinity River Authority Central Region Wastewater SystemDallas24,00092nd2026-05-25
Central District Plant WWTPHarris14,92089th2026-06-17
Central District Plant WWTPHarris12,02588th2026-06-20
Central District Plant WWTPHarris11,50087th2026-06-17

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