The two main goals of this department are to ensure an adequate supply of potable and palatable water at continuous pressure, and to ensure an adequate capacity for wastewater flow to the treatment plant.

Public Works

416 Gregg Street

512-272-5555 Ext. 5

After Hours Emergency: 512-703-8587

Public Works Director - Matthew Woodard

Water/Wastewater Superintendent - Raymond Muniz

Administrative Assistant - Melissa Sanchez

*Backflow Test Report Form

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
The TCEQ is the environmental agency for the state. For further information, view the TCEQ website.

Hydrant Flushing Information

Flushing mains helps to clear sediments, checks proper functions and verifies ample fire flows. During work as sediments are flushed out water may temporarily become cloudy and water pressures may drop. Discolored water is not harmful and clears up in a few hours.

Hydrant Flushing Information

Water Leaks
If a leak occurs in a water line between the meter and the house, in most cases it is the responsibility of the homeowner. Upon request, the Public Works Department will come out and evaluate the situation.

Tips for finding and fixing 3 common leaks.

Water Contact Information
Issue Contact
Water line break or low pressure (512) 272-5555
After hours, leave a message (512) 703-8587

Wastewater Contact Information
Issue Contact
Water line break or low pressure (512) 272-5555
After hours, leave a message (512) 703-8587

Grease
Grease poured down drains collects in the sewer system forming a solid grease clog. These clogs obstruct the sewer lines, causing the sewer to back up in your home or place of business.

Manholes
Manholes are covered for the protection of the sewer system. Please do not tamper with or remove a cover. They can contain poisonous gases that can lead to serious illness.

Current Watering Restrictions
Currently stage 2 - Watering restrictions table