Public Works

Roanoke Road to HWY 170 Approach Turn Lane

^{Updated April 11, 2019}

Work will begin Monday, April 15th on the south side of the Roanoke Rd/Hwy 170 intersection. The northbound right turn lane will begin further south, and the road will be widened to accommodate the increased traffic. The work should be finished by Tuesday, April 23rd, weather permitting. 

Plastic Easter Eggs Are Not Recyclable

^{Updated April 11th, 2019}

Per Republic Services:

An Easter egg hunt with colorful plastic eggs is a spring tradition, but you may want to consider an eco-friendly update this year. Plastic eggs are not recyclable, and some have been shown to contain lead paint and the harmful chemical BPA.

If you need to buy new eggs this year, look for ones labeled “BPA-Free.” An even safer option are the wooden, ceramic and cloth eggs available online and at craft stores. Many of these eggs have hollow centers so you can still fill them with treats for the kiddos. Whichever eggs you choose for your egg hunt, make sure they all get collected to avoid accidentally littering.

If you’re retiring your plastic eggs this year, either donate them or use them to make decorations such as Easter centerpieces and wreaths. Check out this article from Pop Sugar for more ideas.

Winter Quarter Averages Will Show on April Bill

^{Updated April 3, 2019}

Every year, residential sewer charges are determined by your water usage during the Winter Quarter (December, January, February). We calculated every resident's average during the month of March, and you will see the changes on your March bill, issued April 8th. 

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.

Services Provided by Public Works:

Water & Sewer

Trash & Recycling

Street & Sign Maintenance 

Conservation & Backflow Prevention