Welcome to Williamson-Travis Counties MUD No. 1

Water Service Information:

Updated: Feb 18, 2021 12:10 PM

The MUD's water is provided by the City of Cedar Park. For information on potential supply issues or boil water notices, please visit their website at https://www.cedarparktexas.gov/

Winter Weather Emergency Information:

Updated: Feb 16, 2021 1:20 PM

Fallen Tree/Limb Clean Up:

On your property: 

In the coming days, many of you will be cleaning up fallen or broken trees and limbs on your property. The District is working to find a company that can help residents dispose of all that extra material. We would like to make disposal as easy as possible, so we are looking for a company that will collect the material curbside. 

Please be patient, as it may be a week or two before we can line up the appropriate company, and in the meantime, if you have material to dispose of, please keep the material on your property and do not place it by the curb, in the street, or on a public sidewalk. 

If you would like to transport and dispose of your tree material yourself, the material is being accepted by the Williamson County Landfill for a reduced rate of $7.50/cubic yard. However, the landfill has been closed due to the current weather, so please check with https://williamsoncountylandfill.wm.com/index.jsp before attempting to transport your material.

On public property: 

Trees and limbs that have fallen onto public property (streets, parks, etc.) will be cleaned up by either the county or the District. Some of this clean up began before the snow fell, but full clean up is ongoing. Please be patient as we work to address the mess!

If you have questions or would like to report a fallen tree or limb that is blocking a public sidewalk or street, please contact Inframark at CSAUS@Inframark.com. 

Regular Trash/Recycling Pick Up: 

The District's waste management contractor has not yet rescheduled trash pick up for our area. We are continuing to monitor the situation and will update this site when we learn more. In the meantime, please do not set your trash bins by the curb. 

You can also check the company's website directly and put in your property address for updates: https://www.wm.com/us/en/mywm/notifications

Deed Restriction Enforcement:

The District is temporarily not enforcing restrictions on overnight street parking so residents can feel free to park their cars in a safe location and out from under trees. Enforcement of this restriction will be suspended until March 1st. 

As we all work to clean up our properties, the District will not be citing residents for having tree limbs and associated bulk refuse on their properties. If you have questions or concerns about deed restriction enforcement at this time, please contact the District's deed restriction enforcement contractor, Sage Management at: wtc1@sagemanagement.services or 512-775-8932. 

Please note that if you live in Lakeline Oaks, deed restriction enforcement is not handled by the District. You can instead contact Goodwin Management at LLOmanager@goodwintx.com or 512-852-7907 

Electricity:

The regional electric grid is operating under power emergency conditions and electric utilities statewide. Our power provider, Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC) has been directed to initiate temporary, controlled service interruptions to different parts of its territory, which may last for several hours.

If you experience an outage, please call 888-883-3379 or your can visit PEC's outage map here: https://outages.pec.coop/dmsoutagemap/default.html

To stay up to date on issues relating to power you can also visit PEC's main website at:  https://www.pec.coop/

Roads:

County road crews are doing their best to clear our streets. Residents should avoid travel if possible. Visit drivetexas.org to monitor road conditions.

Water:

If you experience loss of water in all or a portion of your home, please note there is no issue with our public water system. Rather, it is due to frozen pipes in your home. To help prevent pipes from freezing, allow interior faucets to drip continuously, especially those located on an exterior wall of your home and leave under faucet cabinets open to allow warm air to flow. Please ensure all your irrigation systems are turned off, and wrap exterior faucets to insulate them from the cold.