water

I would like to start this off by assuming that the majority of the people reading this don't drink tap water, I could be wrong. I was also told when I moved here 6 years ago, not to drink the tap water. via GIPHY So who am I to change the rules? LOL...

The City of Copperas Cove has responded to questions from residents about a mailer they received that could be causing some confusion about their water service.

The City of Belton is putting into effect its Stage 1 drought condition response due to high water usage, and they're asking us all to help conserve water.

The City Of Copperas Cove Water Department is sending out a heads up to residents about some work that they are doing that will cause your water pressure to be lower thus calling for boil notice.

If you live in the area of Zephyr Road and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, be prepared to spend a few hours without water service on Friday.

The City of Temple has issued a boil water notice for the area in and around the 4000 block of South 31st St. after repairs to a line break.

As I was walking to the Kiss Studio in Copperas Cove this morning, I noticed a few of our residential neighbors had crews from the city's water department working on their meters. In recent weeks, we've been hearing from local residents about their water bills not being correct and, in some cases, not being charged at all for water services...

If the Belton City Council approves the water and sewage budget that's on the table, it will mean a rate increase for area residents next year.

Water was affected from Dog Ridge Road to Lampasas but is still safe to drink, though a boil notice has been issued.

A Water service interruption is scheduled for parts of Nolanville, Texas for Wednesday, June 8th (weather permitting).