Water
The City of Tye has a reliable water supply through a municipally owned and operated system. The water comes from Lake Ft. Phantom and is bought through the City of Abilene. The distribution system has mains from to 65 psi and up to 110 psi static pressure.

• Total delivery 1,800,000 Million Gal/day
• Peak Delivery 1,800,000 Gal/Day
• Average usage is 150,000 Gal/Day
• Storage: elevated 150,000 gallons
• See cityoftye.org website for rates.

Wastewater
Service supplied by the City of Tye through a municipally owned and operated system.

• See cityoftye.org website for rates.

Solid Waste
The City of Tye has their own collection and disposal services, however they do contract with the BFI for their landfill.

• See cityoftye.org website for rates.
• The City dump truck is available to rent for $150.00 deposit, whatever the landfill charges per load we take out of the deposit.

Telecommunications

• Local telephone service is provided by AT&T
• Long distance service is available through AT&T, MCI, NTS, and Sprint.
• Tye does have High Speed Internet DSL capabilities with Sudden Link Communications

Electrical Power
Electricity in Tye is supplied by AEP/WTU, Taylor Electric Coop., Oncor and TXU.
AEP/WTU Operating Statistics:

• Total generating Capacity 38,000 Megawatts
• System Peak for Taylor County 1,500 Megawatts
• Fuel Mix: 69% Coal, 22% Natural Gas, 8% Nuclear
• Cost: .12 cents to 30 cents.

Taylor Electric Cooperative Operating Statistics:
Month of January
KWH purchased 21,528,750 20,144,070
WTU, TXU
KWH Sold 21,332,014 19,278,785

Gas Service
Natural gas is supplied by ATMOS Energy an investor owned natural gas supplier it is the third-largest generator of electricity in the USA.

TXU Energy owns more than 21,000 megawatts of coal, natural gas and nuclear generation capacity, TXU also owns and operates one of the national’s largest lignite surface-mining operations, producing about 30 million tons of lignite coal a year.