Pflugerville's main water supply is in trouble and could run dry in just a few months! Get ready for potential water restrictions if we don't find a solution fast.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 6 the 60 before, 6 the 90 before that.
Continued conservation efforts may impact residents' water usage habits and potentially influence future water rate structures.
All residents of Pflugerville through the sustainable management of a vital resource.
Residents may face continued restrictions on water use, impacting outdoor watering and other activities.
Water flows to Lake Pflugerville again after City turns on River Pump Station KEYE
The city is working on major water infrastructure projects, including pump station upgrades, to ensure a reliable supply.
The city is managing high lake levels while dealing with construction-related capacity limits at the water treatment plant. Residents are asked to keep following water conservation rules to avoid putting too much strain on the system.
At Pflugerville’s May 7 state of the city address, mayor Doug Weiss discussed investments in infrastructure, focusing on water redundancy projects, road expansions, and the development of the Downtown East project.
The committee reviewed the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) that underpins the impact fee calculations. This plan outlines future projects needed for water and wastewater systems over the next decade.
The city is managing its water supply, with recent improvements in lake elevation. However, officials stress the ongoing need for conservation due to current usage levels and planned waterline repairs that will temporarily halt pumping.
Emergency declared as public water supply failure imminent MSN
The city is working to restore Lake Pflugerville levels and implement conservation measures, with a planned pipeline shutdown for repairs and upgrades.
The city is undertaking significant upgrades and expansions to its water and wastewater systems to keep pace with growth. This includes a major new wastewater treatment facility and extensive pipeline projects to ensure reliable service and meet future demand.
Residents are concerned about the city's water infrastructure, citing issues with consistency and restrictions during Stage 3 drought conditions. They question the city's spending priorities, suggesting that infrastructure should be prioritized over new facilities like a rec center and city hall.
Texas city running out of water shares good news MySA
The city is facing severe water restrictions due to breaks in a new water pipeline, leading to critically low lake levels. This is impacting park maintenance, landscaping, and recreational programming.
Texas City Could Face Water Emergency in Weeks Newsweek
This Central Texas city's water supply could run out by April, mayor says. Why? San Antonio Express-News
The city is facing a critical water shortage due to multiple breaks in its main water line. This has led to severe water restrictions and concerns about the long-term supply. The council is discussing repair efforts and contingency plans.
The city has moved to Stage 3 water restrictions due to the ongoing water supply crisis. Residents are urged to conserve water, and compliance is being monitored. Failure to conserve could lead to further restrictions and potential penalties.
Texas city could lose primary water source in just months Chron
Central TX town declares water emergency as pipeline failure threatens supply MySA
Pflugerville City Council approves bonds to complete water projects Austin American-Statesman
The city is securing significant funding for water system upgrades, including a new raw water line and treatment plant expansion. This aims to ensure a reliable water supply for residents and businesses.
The city is facing significant challenges with water supply and infrastructure due to rapid growth in Central Texas. New hires will focus on addressing these issues.
Pflugerville secures $176M federal loan for major water infrastructure overhaul KVUE
EPA announces $156M loan for Pflugerville to improve drinking water infrastructure KVUE
Water rates increasing in Pflugerville as city expands capacity to meet growing needs KVUE
Pflugerville breaks ground on $247M wastewater treatment facility KVUE
City of Pflugerville increases water utility rates by average of $45 per month KXAN Austin
Construction underway for new water treatment plant expansion in Pflugerville KVUE
Phase 1 of wastewater treatment plant approved by Pflugerville City Council KVUE
EPA Announces $52M WIFIA Loan To Modernize Drinking Water Infrastructure In Pflugerville, Texas Water Online
Pflugerville water not under boil water notice, says city FOX 7 Austin
Boil water notice lifted for all Pflugerville residents KVUE
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