Bruceville-Eddy City Hall

Bruceville-Eddy City Hall is the front door for city business in the City of Bruceville-Eddy, Texas — from paying your water bill to asking about a permit. This guide has the address, hours, phone number, and a directory of city departments and services.

City Hall address, hours & phone

  • Address: 144 Wilcox Drive, Eddy, TX 76524
  • Phone: (254) 859-5700
  • Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM (closed 12:00–1:00 PM for lunch)

What you can do at City Hall

  • Pay your water/utility bill or set up automatic bank draft — see the Water Department guide.
  • Start or stop water service when you move in or out.
  • Ask about building permits and inspections through the City Secretary’s office — see the City Administrator & City Hall page.
  • Request public records and city information.
  • Get city-council information — agendas, minutes, and meeting dates on the Mayor & City Council page.

City department directory

Paying the city online

The City offers online options for utility bills and municipal-court payments through its official payment portals. Because links and portals are updated from time to time, confirm the current option on the City’s official website before you pay. In person, City Hall accepts cash, check, or money order during business hours.

New to Bruceville-Eddy?

If you have just moved to the city, City Hall is the place to set up water service, ask about trash pickup and permits, and learn how local government works. For an overview of the community, see our About Bruceville-Eddy and utilities guides.

Related pages: About · Utilities · Water · Court · City home.

WATER DEPARTMENT

Water bills: due on the 15th; nonpayment cutoff on the 20th. Office: 144 Wilcox Drive, Eddy; (254) 859-5700. Payment links, service applications and after-hours water help.

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