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Irving says tap water meets EPA standards; residents used 12 billion gallons in 2025
Summary
City officials reported that Texas Commission on Environmental Quality tests confirm Irving's tap water meets or exceeds U.S. EPA standards and said residents and businesses used more than 12,000,000,000 gallons of water in 2025, averaging roughly 77 gallons per resident per day.
City Source reported that tests from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality confirm Irving’s tap water meets or exceeds all standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
The program relayed figures from Irving Water Utilities: residents and businesses used more than 12,000,000,000 gallons of water in 2025, and officials estimated the average Irving resident uses about 77 gallons per day. An unnamed utilities representative told the program the city publishes a consumer confidence report and that water utilities staff are available to answer questions about water quality, distribution and the system.
The program directed viewers to the city’s online water report for a detailed breakdown at irvingtx.gov/water-report and encouraged residents to call Water Utilities with any questions.
