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Waxahachie. Waste Connections collects residential trash for the City of Waxahachie. Pickup days are not posted on the city site, so ask Utility Billing at 469-309-4170 or Waste Connections when you start service. Official page

Midlothian. Waste Connections picks up trash twice a week, Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday, and recycling every other Wednesday, by the city's collection map; carts out by 7:00a. The automated cart program started in August 2026; call 972-937-8836 with questions. Official page

Red Oak. Community Waste Disposal picks up trash and recycling once a week on your assigned day, with brush and bulky items on the same day. Call CWD at 972-392-9300, option 2, for your day. Official page

Ennis. The City of Ennis picks up garbage twice a week, Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday depending on the address; set carts at the curb before 7:00a and not before 7:00p the night before. Call 972-875-1906 for your days; recycling is a drop-off bin at the Public Works Office, 115 W. Brown St. Official page

Waxahachie. The City of Waxahachie supplies water (from Lake Bardwell, Lake Waxahachie and a Tarrant Regional Water District line) and sewer; start service with Utility Billing at 412 S. Rogers St., Suite 110, 469-309-4170. Electric lines are Oncor, Hilco Electric Cooperative or Navarro County Electric Cooperative depending on the address: in Oncor areas you pick a retail electric provider on Power to Choose, while co-op members buy power from the co-op. Atmos Energy provides natural gas. Official page

Midlothian. The City of Midlothian supplies water and sewer: fill out the Water/Sewer Application and pay a $25 fee and $150 deposit at Utility Billing, 215 N. 8th St., 972-775-7130. The city points new residents to Power to Choose to compare retail electric providers and to Hilco Electric Cooperative (800-338-6425), whose members buy power from the co-op. Atmos Energy (888-286-6700) provides gas. Official page

Red Oak. The City of Red Oak bills water, sewer and garbage where it is the water provider (its water comes by line from Dallas Water Utilities); other parts of town are in another provider's service area, shown on the city's CCN map. Start service at 101 S. Live Oak St. or 2TurnItOn.com with a $100 refundable deposit and a $15 fee, ID and a lease or purchase agreement. Oncor delivers power, so you pick a retail electric provider on Power to Choose. Official page

Ennis. The City of Ennis supplies water and wastewater; set up an account with Utility Billing at 107 N. Sherman St., 972-875-1234 option 2. Oncor delivers power, so you pick a retail electric provider on Power to Choose, and Atmos Energy provides gas. Official page

Waxahachie. Waxahachie ISD serves the city, with Waxahachie High School, three junior highs (grades 6 to 8) and ten elementary campuses plus Turner Pre-K Academy. Enter an address in the district's School Finder, or call 972-923-4631 about attendance zones. Official page

Midlothian. Midlothian ISD serves the city with two high schools (Midlothian and Midlothian Heritage), three middle schools and eight elementary schools. Use the district's Find My School tool to see which campuses an address is zoned to. Official page

Red Oak. Red Oak ISD serves the city with Red Oak High School, two middle schools (Red Oak Middle and Dr. Joy Shaw Middle) and five elementary schools. Call the district or the campus to confirm the zoned school for an address. Official page

Ennis. Ennis ISD serves the city. Contact the district to confirm the zoned campuses for an address. Official page

Ellis County Tax Assessor-Collector. Register and title vehicles and pay county property taxes with the Ellis County Tax Assessor-Collector. Official page

Ellis County Elections. Ellis County Elections handles voter registration and runs county elections, including the November 3, 2026 general and special election. Official page