Water

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.

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 Lott and their water department issued a boil water notice on Wednesday morning. According to Reed Watson and our news partner, KWTX, the City of Lott released a statement saying, "Due to a waterline breakage/rupture, we are notifying all Lott water customers to BOIL THEIR WATER PRIOR TO HUMAN CONSUMPTION UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE...

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).

Well, lets just say there's about 125,000 gallons of it to deal with.

With all the oil wells in Texas, flooding can cause a contaminated water supply. In a report from the El Paso times, oil and various chemicals have washed into major rivers after wells became filled with water. Officials in Texas have captured lots of photos of rivers polluted with oil and fracking chemicals in recent weeks...