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75435 resource guide
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UTILITIES · 75435
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TNMP delivers power and handles outages (North load zone). Compare retail plans for homes and businesses in this ZIP.
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We couldn't confirm a single water provider for every address in this ZIP — check with your city, WSC, or property manager.
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Outage & emergency contacts
POWER OUTAGE
Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP)
888-866-7456Outage Tracker ↗CITY / WATER / TRASH
City services
EMERGENCY
Police · Fire · EMS
911For immediate emergencies only.
FAQ · 75435
Common questions
Who is my electric utility in ZIP 75435?
TNMP is typically the TDU for Deport / 75435. You pick a REP for the energy plan. Outages: 888-866-7456. Rural edges may touch Oncor or co-ops—verify ESI ID.
Who do I call when the power goes out?
Call TNMP at 888-866-7456 or use TNMP outage tools. Your REP does not restore wires. Downed line: 911 and TNMP.
How do I start water service when I move into 75435?
Contact City / WSC / special district — address-verify (mixed or unconfirmed billing phone) at the published city/WSC numbers in this packet or use the city’s published start/portal links. This ZIP spans small-city limits, rural WSCs, and/or unincorporated parcels. Top-level water phones are intentionally blank—confirm the provider on your property tax bill or lease before paying a deposit. Do not assume a neighboring city’s number applies.
How does trash and recycling work in Deport?
Trash may be city-contracted, WSC-bundled, or private. Address-verify before scheduling carts. Multifamily often uses private haulers.
Who provides natural gas, and what if I smell gas?
Piped gas is not confirmed for every address in Deport / 75435—many rural homes use propane. If you have piped gas, confirm the LDC on your meter (Atmos Mid-Tex is common in larger towns: start 888-286-6700; leak 866-322-8667). Suspected leak: leave, then call 911 and your gas provider from a safe place.
Is electricity regulated or competitive here?
Delivery is regulated through TNMP as TDU. Energy supply is competitive—you choose among licensed REPs. Compare the Electricity Facts Label at your expected kWh usage.
Does Deport use Dallas 311?
Only parcels inside City of Dallas limits use Dallas 311. Deport and other 754xx Northeast Texas communities use their own utility/city contacts listed in this packet. Life-threatening emergencies still dial 911.
Which internet providers serve 75435?
Common North Texas options include AT&T Fiber, Spectrum, and Frontier Fiber; availability thins in rural Hunt/Lamar/Hopkins/Rains areas. Use each provider’s checker with your full street address. This packet does not guarantee service at every unit.
What should I do before digging in the yard?
Call 811 (Texas 811) before any digging or landscaping that disturbs soil so underground electric, gas, water, and telecom lines can be marked. Hitting a line can be dangerous and costly.
