AFTER HOURS WATER EMERGENCY NUMBER (903)-790-7556

Utility Report-2023

04/25/2025 - The City of Gilmer is currently conducting fire hydrant testing and tank maintenance.  If you see discoloration in your water, it is from settlement in the lines. If you run your tap, and it does not clear up after a few minutes, please call us at 903-843-2552, option 0, and we will flush the main lines in your area. Chloride standards are still stable, and water is safe to drink. We have been in contact with TCEQ during this process to ensure your safety.

Lake Gilmer

Lake Gilmer first opened to the public on September 29th 2001 and is located at FM 852, 4 miles west of downtown Gilmer.

Lake size is 1,010 surface acres. There is an additional 1,557 acres of mitigation property that will be developed into combination hiking and nature trails and bird watching stations. A swimming and picnic area will be developed on the north end of the lake near the dam area.

Lake Gilmer Park and Kelsey Creek Sanctuary Nature Trails Are Now Open at Lake Gilmer located on Armadillo Road, just off Cherokee Trace.

For More Info, Contact City of Gilmer 903-843-2552.