Lakeway Municipal Utility District (LMUD) has continued to move forward in their efforts to bring a much needed public sewer system to the first 17 sections of Lakeway, an area currently dominated by aging septic systems. Dubbed the “Out of →

Our top priority is always the health and safety of our team members, customers, vendors as well as our broader community. →

As published in Lakeway Voice, March 2020. High Water Bills? Check Your Irrigation Controller Like all plants, grass needs deep, strong roots to thrive. When you water your lawn, your goal should be to soak it enough so that the →

As published in Lake Travis View, week of February 13, 2020. Got leaks? DIY or call a plumber? Fact: Each American uses an average of 88 gallons of water a day at home. According to the EPA, the average family →

On February 12, 2020 Lakeway MUD (LMUD) unveiled the Lakeway Historical Marker that was recently installed at their district office, located at 1097 Lohmans Crossing. The event was attended by the MUD’s current Board of Directors members and department managers →

As published in Lakeway Voice, February 2020.   Greener Grass with Less Water Did you know that the average household, nationally, spends 50 percent of their water usage on outdoor irrigation? During the winter, most of us in Central Texas →

Once a week, the gentlemen of the Lakeway community are invited to attend the Lakeway Men’s Breakfast Club, held every Wednesday starting at 7:00am in the Lakeway Activity Center. Attendees engage in conversation while enjoying the provided beverages and light →

At the January 8, 2020 Board of Directors meeting, the Board approved a new irrigation schedule that would help mitigate peak loads in system-wide usage trends. This new schedule is inline with other water utilities in the area. It marks →

Knowing how to spot the difference between contact from a valid company representative versus a scammer can help you and your family stay safe. →

Article 1, as published in Lakeway Voice, January 2020. A Celebration of Water Water is essential to all life on Earth, yet it cannot be manufactured. The same amount of water that existed from the beginning of time essentially exists →

MAY 2, 2020 GENERAL ELECTION Lakeway Municipal Utility District (“LMUD”) is governed by a Board consisting of five directors elected from the District at large. LMUD will be conducting a General Election on May 2, 2020 for three director positions. →

As published in Lake Travis View, week of December 5, 2019. Amid Holiday Festivities, Please Protect Your Pipes Mmmmm! Turkey, mashed potatoes with gravyand of course, pie! We’re all looking forward to our holiday feasts surrounded by family and friends, →

The Project impacts the first 17 sections of Lakeway, an area with properties currently primarily served by personal septic systems. →

In emergency as well as non-emergency situations, knowing where and how to shut off your home’s water supply is as important as knowing how and where to turn-off or reset an electric breaker. →

In the spring, we took our E2 Elevated Water Tower out of operation for repainting. Due to poor weather conditions, it took several months for this to be completed. As we reported in our previous post, due to this time →

A pre-approved list of 60 residents in LMUD’s coverage area voluntarily collected a potable water sample from their home’s faucet... →

Assessing and mitigating issues with your home’s vulnerability to wildfires may not just save your property, but your neighbors’ as well. →

As broadcast by KEYE-TV, CBS Austin, November 21, 2019. Why turkey grease shouldn’t go down the drain If you want to avoid an emergency call to a plumber this Thanksgiving, don’t pour your turkey grease down the drain. “That’s probably →

As published in Lakeway Voice, November 2019. Save Year Round on Your Water Bills: Water Conservation Tips from LMUD In September, we had an opportunity to attend a presentation by Bob Rose, LCRA’s chief meteorologist, hosted by Central Texas Water →

Lakeway Municipal Utility District (LMUD) customers can expect another year without rate increases thanks to the utility’s competent financial leadership working within budget despite an increase in expenses. →