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Cover of the WCID No. 17 April 2025 Newsletter featuring updates on District projects, water conservation tips, and community news.

Water Ways Newsletter – April 2025

Dear WCID No. 17 Customer, We are pleased to send you this quarter’s edition of the WCID No. 17 newsletter, […]

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Recently we have received a number of inquiries concerning Pressure Reducing Valves (PRVs). This has brought to light that many homeowners do not realize that every home in the WCID No. 17 service area is required to have one installed or what function it serves. We thought it would be beneficial to take a few moments and review the purpose of these protective devices as well as to provide some tips and tricks to help you maintain this vital piece of equipment that is responsible for protecting your home.

Pressure Regulating Valve: Why they are Necessary

Homeowners may not realize that every home in the WCID No. 17 service area is required to have a Pressure […]

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Stage 2 Water Restrictions in Effect

LCRA is in Stage 2 of its Drought Contingency Plan (DCP) effective immediately. While combined storage of Lakes Travis and […]

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My Government Online/MGO Connect

Good news! Now builders, plumbers and any customer who needs a permit in the WCID No. 17 service area has […]

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POWER OUTAGES MAY CAUSE A SPIKE IN YOUR WATER CONSUMPTION

You may not be aware, but power outages can affect some older brands of irrigation timers. During an outage or […]

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WCID No. 17 Adopts 2021 Uniform Plumbing Code

The Travis County Water Control and Improvement District No. 17, Board of Directors, has adopted the 2021 edition of the […]

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WCID No. Stormwater Preserve Lake Travis

Stormwater Programs Help Preserve Lake Travis

Storm drains are designed to remove excess water from streets during rainy weather, vehicle washing, and also from over-irrigation of […]

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