Proudly providing outstanding water and wastewater treatment to the Town of Trophy Club and portions of Westlake.

Smoke testing is a quick way to visually locate leaks in the wastewater system. We use safe, non-toxic smoke that leaves no residue. The smoke should not enter your home unless defective plumbing exists or drain traps are dry. Should we be conducting smoke testing near your home or business, you will find a hanging card on your front door with information on what to expect during testing.

Wastewater inspections help us:

• Preserve valuable infrastructure
• Plan and prioritize repair
• Avoid emergencies and unexpected costs

This is one of many proactive steps the District takes to ensure our essential infrastructure is well-maintained and structurally sound. As always, should you have any additional questions, please reach out to us directly at 682-831-4600.

Please help us congratulate Taylor Tovar on her promotion to Staff Accountant with the District. Tovar has worked for the District since September 2017. She was hired as a Utility Billing Clerk, was promoted to Senior Utility Billing Clerk and promoted again in 2023 to Utility Billing Supervisor.

As Staff Accountant, Tovar will ensure the District remains in fiscal compliance with all State and Federal regulations by performing a variety of accounting functions on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. She will also assist with budget preparation, capital project accounting and asset inventory/depreciation.

The District Board of Directors have approved a $13.4 M balanced budget for Fiscal Year 2026. Each year, the Board of Directors approves the budget with a focus on fiscal responsibility, cash reserves, and community needs. The tax rate of .06814¢ provides funding for water and wastewater services, day-to-day operations of the District and funding for Fire Service.

FY25 WATER LINE REPLACEMENT PROJECT
JULY - DECEMBER

SCOPE OF WORK

This water line project will replace approximately 8,500 linear feet of the existing water lines with new high pressure polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe. PVC is not susceptible to alkaline or acid soil conditions and can bend without breaking to accommodate minor movement in our Texas soil.

SCHEDULE

• Construction began in early July and is expected to take approximately six months.
• Normal work hours are Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
• Dates may change due to widespread rain, freezing temperatures, equipment failures, material delays or other unforeseen circumstances.

As construction progresses, we will provide updates through email and on our website, as well as on Facebook and Instagram.