Pflugerville Installs Temporary Waterline as Repairs Continue

Learn about 6 trending stories in the Austin area from March 9-12.

Mar. 13, 2026 at 4:39pm

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The city of Pflugerville is installing a temporary waterline to allow water to flow from the Colorado River to Lake Pflugerville, as crews continue repairing the existing raw waterline into the lake. This is one of six trending stories in the Austin area from March 9-12 that also include dirt moving and a new Taco Bell location.

Why it matters

Pflugerville's temporary waterline solution helps maintain the city's water supply while permanent repairs are underway on the existing raw waterline. This is an important infrastructure project that will ensure reliable water access for Pflugerville residents.

The details

The temporary waterline is being installed to provide an alternative water source to Lake Pflugerville while crews work to repair the existing raw waterline that brings water from the Colorado River. The repairs are necessary after recent damage to the existing line.

  • The temporary waterline installation began in early March 2026.
  • Crews continue to work on repairing the existing raw waterline into Lake Pflugerville.

The players

City of Pflugerville

The local government of Pflugerville, Texas, responsible for managing the city's water infrastructure and overseeing the temporary waterline installation and permanent repairs.

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What’s next

Once the repairs to the existing raw waterline are complete, the temporary waterline will be removed, and the city's water supply will return to normal operations.

The takeaway

Pflugerville's proactive approach to maintaining its water infrastructure during this repair period demonstrates the city's commitment to ensuring reliable water access for its residents.