The City of Pflugerville is under Stage 3 emergency water restrictions. During Stage 3, water use is limited to indoor use only, with the exception of watering foundations, as needed. 

 

Update: Wednesday, April 15
Last night at the City Council meeting, City leadership provided an update on the Stage 3 emergency water restrictions. We shared how the City continues to follow restrictions and conserve water, including but not limited to: ????No street sweeping ????No vehicle washing ????All irrigation off at facilities and parks in the Pflugerville water service area ????Pools in maintenance cycle ????Alternate sources of water for construction projects The goal is to achieve and maintain a lake elevation of 633 feet. This will allow us to safely move to and remain in Stage 1 during a two-week scheduled shutdown after Memorial Day to complete full repairs on the existing raw waterline, finish construction of the secondary raw waterline and conduct pump maintenance. Construction of the 42” secondary raw waterline and repairs to the existing 30” raw waterline are on schedule. The City is not moving to Stage 2 because in this stage, commercial users may use additional water, but there is little change for residential customers. The chart below shows Pflugerville water customer use in million gallons per day, or MGD. The blue line shows the daily maximum usage goal of 4 MGD, which is achievable with no unauthorized outdoor water use. The lake elevation as of April 14, 2026, is 631.4 feet. ????Learn more, view FAQs and see updates at pflugervilletx.gov/waterrestrictions.