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Welcome to Cash Special Utility District Serving our Community for 60 years!

At Cash Special Utility District, we are committed to providing safe, high quality water services to our community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service and environmental conservation.

Happy Retirement Clay Hodges!

We will deeply miss your vision and dedication. Thank you for being a true mentor and leader. May your retirement be as rewarding and amazing as your career has been. Thank you for 28 years of dedication to our company. Enjoy the start of your next great chapter!

Every Drop Counts

With booming populations, prolonged droughts, and increased demand on a limited supply of water, it is more important than ever for each of us to use water wisely and effeciently to make sure our supplies last. By developing practical water usage practices now, citizens can help reduce the likelihood of Cash SUD needing to implement any provisions of it's Water Resource & Emergency Management Plan, as well as save money on their water bill.

Protecting our Community from PFAS in our drinking water.

EPA is establishing the first-ever nationwide, legally enforceable drinking water standards to protect communities from PFAS in their drinking water.

Cash SUD is below maximum contaminant levels and is seeking preventative measures to protect our community.

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Stay Cool This Summer: Hydration, Heat Safety, and Outdoor Preparedness

June 01, 2026

Stay Cool This Summer: Hydration, Heat Safety, and Outdoor Preparedness

June is here, and that means summer is officially on its way. Longer days, warmer evenings, backyard gatherings, pool days, ballgames, road trips, and outdoor projects are all part of what makes this season so special.

As the temperature rises, it is also important to slow down and think about summer safety. Heat, sun exposure, storms, grilling, swimming, and busy travel schedules can all sneak up on us if we are not prepared. The good news is that a few simple habits can help keep you and your family safe, cool, and ready.