Public Works

Stagecoach Drainage Rehab Project

^{Posted February 15th, 2019}

The Town is performing drainage ditch cleaning in the Stagecoach neighborhood. The buildup of sediment and debris is disrupting the flow of storm water during rain events. Contractors are removing material and re-sodding disturbed areas. Crews should be finishing up today, February 15th, weather permitting. 

We strive to keep your inconvenience to a minimum. Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us here at the Public Works Department.

Winter Quarter Averaging begins December 1st

^{Updated November 12, 2018}

Every year, residential sewer charges are determined by your water usage during the Winter Quarter (December, January, February). We will calculate every resident's average during the month of March, and you should see any changes on your April bill. 

If you are new to Westlake, you will be assigned the system average (15,000) until you have resided in Westlake through a complete Winter Quarter. Your sewer charges may still vary, as the system average is the maximum you can be charged. So if you use less than 15,000 gallons of water in a month, you will be charged according to your usage. 

Please see our dedicated Winter Quarter Average page for more details.

Roanoke Road Reconstruction Update

^{Updated February 7th, 2019}

Work to repair the pavement failure over the drainage structure on Roanoke Road was completed on Tuesday, February 5th. 

As soon as we have a clear weather day, repairs to the north entrance of the Charles Schwab campus can be completed.

We know this has been a trying process, but the result will be a stronger, safer roadway for our residents and commuters. Thank you for your patience. 

Residents on Automatic Bill Pay Please Read

^{Updated December 3, 2018}

If you signed up for auto-pay, now is a great time to double-check your account numbers & bill delivery methods. Cards expire, bank account numbers change, and email addresses get updated. The end of the calendar year is a great time to make sure everything is up to date!

If you are interested in signing up for an online account, here is the quick setup guide to get you started. Keep in mind that you must update your password before the system will give you access to most functions. 

If you need help, please feel free to call (817-490-5732) or email your public works assistant, Dianna Orender.

Services Provided by Public Works:

Water & Sewer

Trash & Recycling

Street & Sign Maintenance 

Conservation & Backflow Prevention