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A Celebration of Water
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Water is vital to all life on Earth, yet it cannot be manufactured. The same amount of water that existed from the beginning of time essentially exists today, but where it is in the water cycle and how humans interact with it determines its usability. Luckily for us, our community faces minimal water shortages, even in times of drought, but treating it involves a complicated process and continual monitoring. Lakeway is also limited to one water source: Lake Travis, so it’s vitality important to the way in which we live.
Since 1972, Lakeway Municipal Utility District (LMUD) has provided water and wastewater services to over 10,000 residents and business owners in the Lakeway community. This includes maintenance of extensive water infrastructure, including Lakeway’s iconic golf ball water tower. This year marks LMUD’s 48th anniversary, which the utility is celebrating throughout the year with a series of events aimed towards helping the community learn about smart water usage. The series kicks off in February with the unveiling of a Lakeway Historic Marker at their district office, recognizing LMUD as one of the first MUDs in Texas and the first utility company in Lakeway. LMUD also developed one of the state’s first innovative approaches to water conservation with a water reuse system to irrigate Youpon Golf Course, which is now extended throughout the city. Throughout the year, LMUD is hosting water-related presentations covering topics from plumbing to health featuring guest speakers. Attendees will leave with information and resources that can be implemented at home or work for lifestyle, cost, and efficiency benefits.RSVP is appreciated, but not required to attend.
April 2020
Saving Water Through Times of Flood and Drought
Free
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. April is Water Conservation Month! As lake levels rise and fall, water conservation remains top of mind for those who know water. Historic data shows that Lake Travis - Lakeway’s only source for drinking water - is in a constant state of drought, dotted by floods. Local water providers aim to store enough water during wet seasons to accommodate demand during the long, hot summers because the community’s demand for water increases…
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Preschool Story Time with Lakeway MUD
Free
April is Water Conservation Month! Preschoolers (ages 4 to 6) and their parents are invited to enjoy stories, finger plays, poems, songs and crafts. This week's theme is water, presented by Lakeway Municipal Utility District (LMUD).
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Saving Water with WaterMyYard
Free
A healthy yard requires less water than you may think. Often times, homeowners run their irrigation system for far too long or too often. This class will cover watering basics for established lawns as well as how to use the FREE WaterMyYard online tool to help you determine exactly how much water your lawn requires to stay healthy. The tool will help guide you through step-by-step instructions to map out your home’s irrigation system and then send you weekly customized…
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Wildfire Ready
Free
May is Wildfire Awareness Month! “Not if, but when” is a common stance held by those involved in fire and rescue. Are you prepared if a wildfire should occur close to your home? What’s in each of your home’s "ignition zones”? Do you have a "To-Go" kit? Being proactive is always the best defense! Come to this free workshop sponsored by the City of Lakeway, Lakeway MUD, and Lake Travis Fire and Rescue to learn how to prepare yourself, your family,…
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Heritage Trail Tour
Free
LMUD is honored to participate in their inaugural inclusion into the Lakeway Heritage Trail Tour with the Historical Marker unveiled at their district office this year! Reserve your seat on one of three scheduled Heritage Trail Tours on May 15, 2020. The free bus tours are scheduled to leave at 9:15 a.m., 11:15 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. from the Liebelt Cabin next to City Hall (1102 Lohmans Crossing). Lakeway Heritage Committee members and volunteers will guide each tour that lasts…
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