Setting Up Utilities in Noonday, Texas
Noonday, the small city southwest of Tyler famous for its sweet onions, sits in Texas's deregulated electricity market on the Oncor grid — more than 150 retail plans are listed for ZIP 75762 on the state's Power to Choose site. Oncor owns the wires and handles outages; you pick the company that sells you the electricity.
The city keeps services lean: water comes from area water supply corporations rather than a city department, trash is contracted with private haulers serving rural Smith County, piped gas is limited (propane is common), and Optimum reports the widest internet coverage in town (77% of homes on the FCC broadband map).
Electricity
You can choose your providerNoonday is in the deregulated ERCOT market on the Oncor grid — Power to Choose lists 150+ competing plans for ZIP 75762. Oncor delivers the power and handles outages; you choose the retail electric provider.
Delivery utility (poles, wires & outages): Oncor
Compare electricity plans →Natural Gas
Noonday has no investor-owned gas utility listed in the Railroad Commission's city table — propane is common outside the Tyler mains. Confirm availability for your specific address.
Water & Sewer
Water supply corporation (varies by address)
Noonday has no municipal water department — homes are served by area water supply corporations or wells. Confirm the provider for your specific address with the city.
Trash & Recycling
Private hauler
Residential trash is contracted directly with private haulers serving rural Smith County; the county also offers an annual free landfill voucher, with a pickup location right in Noonday.
Internet
Widest coverage: Optimum
Optimum reports service to 77% of homes inside Noonday city limits, the widest reported coverage of any provider other than the satellite companies and the 5G home-internet carriers. No provider reports fiber inside Noonday city limits. Full provider comparison on our Noonday internet page.
Check your address (FCC map) →Electricity: You Choose Your Provider
Noonday shares Tyler's electricity setup: it's on the Oncor grid inside Texas's deregulated market. Oncor owns the poles and wires, reads your meter, and restores power after storms, while the electricity itself comes from a retail provider you choose. With 150+ plans listed for ZIP 75762, compare price per kilowatt-hour, contract length, and fixed-versus-variable rates on Power to Choose before move-in.
Gas, Water, and Trash
Noonday's small city government doesn't run utilities: water comes from area water supply corporations or private wells, piped gas is limited (propane tanks are the norm), and trash is contracted directly with the private haulers that run rural Smith County routes. One local perk — the county's annual cleanup program offers a free landfill voucher, and the Precinct 2 office on Highway 155 in Noonday is a pickup location.
Internet
Providers report home internet service inside Noonday city limits over licensed fixed wireless at 86% of homes, cable at 77% of homes, and unlicensed fixed wireless at 73% of homes, out of 420 homes and apartments, according to FCC National Broadband Map data as of December 31, 2025.
At least 77% of homes have a reported wired or fixed-wireless option of 100/20 Mbps or faster. No provider reports gigabit (1,000/100 Mbps) service inside Noonday city limits.
Optimum reports service to 77% of homes inside Noonday city limits, the widest reported coverage of any provider other than the satellite companies and the 5G home-internet carriers. No provider reports fiber inside Noonday city limits.
Availability is address-specific: check your exact address on the FCC National Broadband Map before signing up.
FAQ: Utilities in Noonday
Yes. Noonday is in Texas's deregulated market on the Oncor grid — Power to Choose lists more than 150 competing plans for ZIP 75762. Oncor delivers the power; you pick the retail provider.
There's no municipal water department — homes are served by area water supply corporations or private wells. Confirm the provider for your specific address.
Piped gas is limited and propane is common. Trash is contracted with private haulers, and Smith County offers an annual free landfill voucher with a pickup location in Noonday.
Apart from satellite and 5G home-internet carriers, Optimum reports the widest coverage: 77% of homes inside Noonday city limits in FCC data as of December 31, 2025. Other providers reporting at least 10% coverage: Digi Comm Enterprises, AT&T, T-Mobile Home Internet, and Verizon Home Internet. Availability varies by address, so check the FCC National Broadband Map.
Sources & Verification
East Texas guides
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