Leander's new water tower is nearing completion, and construction is resuming on the San Gabriel Parkway project. Expect some traffic disruptions as these major infrastructure upgrades move forward.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before, 4 the 90 before that.
The city is seeking $12 million in state grant funding.
Leander residents and businesses who rely on a stable and expanded water supply.
Existing residents of Overlook Estates and surrounding neighborhoods.
07/26/2026 - City of Leander is informing the community of an operational incident at the Leander 2243 Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) on July 24–25, 2026. Due to an unexpected interruption in the p
The city is applying for a $12 million grant to improve water storage and supply, which is vital for supporting Leander's growing population.
The city is working on water quality and managing lake levels at Lakewood Park. These updates are important for keeping our local water supply safe and our parks enjoyable.
Neighbors are concerned that the new development will increase cut-through traffic in residential areas that lack sidewalks, creating safety risks for pedestrians.
Leander City Council considers child care, zoning and infrastructure projects Community Impact
The city is formalizing a plan to fix recurring flooding in older neighborhoods and ensure new development doesn't make drainage worse. This plan helps the city prioritize where to spend money to keep homes and roads safe from flood damage.
The city is applying for federal funds to improve road safety and work toward a goal of zero traffic fatalities.
The council authorized property acquisitions for utility easements and discussed other public purpose acquisitions, impacting land use and development.
A contract was approved to design a new traffic signal and intersection upgrades at E. Crystal Falls Parkway and Grand Lake Parkway. This aims to improve traffic flow and safety in the area.
The council approved several contracts for essential services, including roadway striping, splash pad repairs, and engineering services for micro-trenching, ensuring the upkeep and development of city infrastructure.
The city accepted new water and wastewater infrastructure for a phase of the Bar W Ranch West development. This signifies that the developer has met requirements for public utilities.
The city has granted a franchise to Google Fiber Texas, LLC, allowing them to install and operate fiber optic networks. This is expected to improve internet access and competition for residents.
The city is considering a rail grade separation project at the Crystal Falls Parkway and US 183 crossing to improve safety and traffic flow. This project would involve applying for state funding through TxDOT.
Leander near completion on water tower, now restarting San Gabriel Parkway project KVUE
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