Reunion Ranch Boil Water Notice Rescinded - Water is Now Safe for Use
Dear Reunion Ranch Residents,
We are pleased to inform you that the boil water notice issued on Sunday, June 1, 2025, has been officially rescinded.
Both the West Travis County Public Utility Agency (WTCPUA) and Reunion Ranch WCID have received clear bacteriological test results, confirming that the water is safe for drinking, cooking, and all other normal uses.
What this means for you:
- You may now resume using tap water without boiling.
- Water meets all state and federal safety standards.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation during this precautionary notice. Your safety is always our top priority.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our office at 512-686-1660.
Thank you,
The Reunion Ranch WCID Team
EXCITING NEWS - CONSTRUCTION HAS BEGUN ON OUR RECLAIMED WATER SYSTEM!
Dear Reunion Ranch Residents,
We’re thrilled to announce that, after years of planning and preparation, construction is officially underway on a brand-new reclaimed water system for Reunion Ranch! This innovative system will supply treated wastewater to irrigate our beautiful common areas, a major leap forward in preserving drinking water and promoting sustainability for generations to come.
What to Expect:
- Construction activities are currently underway and will continue over the next several weeks.
- You may notice workers in medians and common areas performing tasks such as potholing, trenching, and equipment installation.
- Materials and piping for the new pump skid are expected to arrive soon, with installation following shortly thereafter.
Important Safety Reminder:
For your safety, please steer clear of all construction areas and avoid zones where reclaimed water is being sprayed.While reclaimed water is safe for irrigation, it’s not meant for human contact, and safety signage will be posted soon to keep everyone informed.
Project Timeline:
If all goes smoothly, we anticipate wrapping up construction by mid-June.
We know infrastructure work can be an inconvenience, but this project is a big win for our community. Thank you for your continued patience, positivity, and support as we bring this exciting improvement to life!
Have questions? We’re here to help. Contact us at (512) 686-1660 or email general@municipalops.com
Sincerely,
The Reunion Ranch WCID Team
VIEW OUR INAUGURAL COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER!
Stage 2 Watering Restrictions Reminder
Outdoor Watering Guidelines
- Watering is permitted once per week only, following the schedule listed below,
between the hours of 6:00 am – 10:00 am and 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm. - Handheld hose watering is permitted outside the designated schedule.
- Washing of vehicles (cars, boats, trailers, etc.) is prohibited.
- Violations may result in fines starting at $500.00.
Watering Schedule
- Odd-numbered addresses (e.g., 101, 103, etc.) Saturday
- Even-numbered addresses (e.g., 100, 102, etc.) Sunday
- HOA amenity and common area Friday & Tuesday (per approved Variance)
For more information, please visit rrwcid.org. or call (512) 686-1660.
These measures are essential to help reduce demand on our water supply, and we appreciate your cooperation in helping to conserve water during this time.
Best regards,
Reunion Ranch WCID
**Attention Residents of Reunion Ranch WCID**
Please be informed that effective April 21, 2025, Inframark will no longer be the operator of the Reunion Ranch Water Control and Improvement District (RRWCID). The new operating firm will be Municipal Operations & Consulting, Inc. (MOC).
Additional information regarding new contact numbers for billing, customer service, and reporting service issues will be included in your water bill mailed in April 2025.
**For Customers with Auto-Draft Payments**
Please note that with the transition to the new operating firm, your account number will change. You will need to update your information for your auto-draft payments accordingly. Further instructions from MOC will be provided, so please keep an eye out for those details.
WaterSmart Residential Rebates
LCRA’s WaterSmart Rebates program can help offset the cost of upgrading irrigation systems, maintaining landscapes and pools, testing your soil, and converting turf to help you save water and money.