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Starting September 6, 2011 Wells Branch residents and commercial customers will only be allowed to water one day a week. For more information please read Wells Branch Stage 2 Water Restrictions
The District works in a cost effective and efficient way to support the vision by monitoring, tracking, and ensuring quality of life in the District. Quality of life has been defined as safe water supply, well maintained amenities, recreational opportunities, general safety, and stable and appreciating property values.
Physical Address:
3000 Shoreline Drive
Austin, TX 78728
Ph: 512.251.9814
Fx: 512.251.0890
For Water and Wastewater
Emergencies Call:
Crossroads Utility Services
512.246.1400
A municipal utility district (MUD) is a special governmental entity of the State of Texas. Regulated by the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, a MUD's main function is to provide water and waste water services and maintain drainage facilities within its boundaries. A MUD may collect taxes, charge for services, condemn property, enforce restrictive covenants and make regulations to accomplish its purposes.
Wells Branch MUD purchases water and waste water services from the City of Austin. Wells Branch receives electric services from the City of Austin.