Find the Texas sewer systems that keep overflowing

TxSewageOverflowPulse tracks 1,008 records from Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov), last refreshed 2026-10-28, for sewer rehabilitation, pipe lining and CCTV inspection contractors, lift-station pump and controls vendors, grease-trap and FOG program services, municipal water engineering firms and utility asset-management software vendors selling into Texas. Search, filter and preview free; CSV unlocks, alerts and API access start at $4.99. Every record links to its official source.

Repeat overflows from grease, blockages, rain inflow and failed lift stations are what drive sewer rehab, pump replacement and FOG programs. See each utility's overflows, how big and why.

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LIVE PUBLIC DATA Source: Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Sanitary Sewer Overflows (data.texas.gov) · Last refreshed: Wed, 28 Oct 2026 20:50:27 GMT

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Latest top-scored records

RecordCountyVolumeCause
Waco Metropolitan Area Regional Sewerage System WmarssMclennan120,000 gallonsEquipment failure
Trinity River Authority Central Region Wastewater SystemDallas450,000 gallonsLine break
City Of Paris Wastewater Treatment PlantLamar2,660,000 gallonsEquipment failure
City Of Paris Wastewater Treatment PlantLamar2,660,000 gallonsEquipment failure
Central District Plant WWTPHarris109,400 gallonsInflow and infiltration (rain)

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Grease blockage (343) Equipment failure (196) Inflow and infiltration (rain) (179) Other / unknown (157) Line break (87) Human error (33) Power outage (13)

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Treatment plant (WWTP) (685) City or other utility (230) Collection system (54) Utility district (MUD, WCID, SUD) (39)

Browse by minimum gallons

1,000+ gal (27) 10,000+ gal (18)

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From TCEQ Sanitary Sewer Overflow reports, which TCEQ publishes in monthly batches (recent weeks may not appear yet). Volumes are as reported by the utility and are often estimates. Utility/system level only. Verify with TCEQ.

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