City of Granger, Texas

08/25/2026

08/20/2026

The boil order issued on 8/17/2026 has been lifted as of 8/19/2026. You no longer need to boil water for consumption. Thank you!

07/10/2026

**UPDATE**

💧The water tower maintenance🛠️ is currently underway. Water pressure is being maintained and there will be no boil order. 7/22/2026

Kudos to the Public Works Crew for successfully working to avoid a citywide shutdown!!
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From the desk of the Public Works Foreman:

A contractor is scheduled to pressure wash the inside of our water tower on Wednesday, 22nd of JULY, 2026. They will begin work at 0930. Public works crew will drain the tower that morning to accommodate the work. The work should be completed in 3-4 hours, and there will be a boil notice for the entire city after service is restored. Public works will use the opportunity to do lots of flushing.

While there really is no convenient time to do something like this, Brad was able to work with the contractor to get the best window possible.

We are sorry for the inconvenience this may cause.

06/30/2026

Reminder of the work starting tomorrow morning on E Davilla from Hwy 95 to Donohoe.


⚠️⚠️IMPORTANT NOTICE⚠️⚠️: On Wednesday, July 1st, from 7:00am-6:00pm Tx Dot contractors will be repairing a section of E Davilla from Hwy 95 to just short of Donohoe St. That section of the road will be closed while the repairs are being completed. This will effect the businesses and homes along that section of E Davilla. The area being repaired will only be the traffic lanes. The parking areas will not be changed. However, if you need your vehicle, please plan to park it on a side street. The city has been working with TxDot to have this section of road repaired for over 6 months. We look forward to having a safer intersection at 95 and E Davilla. We apologize in advance for any inconveniences during this repair.

Please pass the word for those that may not be on this page.

Thank you,

Bruce Waggoner
Mayor, City of Granger

The City of Granger originated in 1882 when the Houston and San Antonio branches of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad intersected at the site. The log Grange hall, lodge, and store were moved to the intersection from nearby Macedonia. The new community, first named Pollack, was later named for...

04/07/2026

City Wide Clean-up is scheduled for Saturday, April 11th, 2026.
Location: 102 S Walton St, Granger, TX
Accepted Items for City-Wide Clean-up
Yard Waste
Furniture
Carpeting
Appliances with NO Freon
Unaccepted Items
No Paints or Thinners
No Pesticides
No Automotive Fluids
No Tires
No Caustic or Toxic Substances
No Construction Material
No TVs
One Truck Bed and One Trailer (20’) per residence.
Please bring a utility bill and ID for proof of residency.

04/02/2026

The Texas Division of Emergency Management has announced a statewide test of local emergency alerting systems on Thursday, April 2.

Williamson County Office of Emergency Management will participate by sending test messages across the county between 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.(approx.)

You may receive multiple test alerts on your phone during this time. This is expected as part of a coordinated test.
📱 To ensure you receive emergency alerts:
✔️ Sign up for local alerts at WarnCentralTexas.org or verify your account information is up to date.
✔️Check your phone’s Settings and Notifications to ensure that your Emergency Alerts are turned on.

‼️Reminders:
✔️ This is only a test
✔️ No action is required
✔️ Please do NOT call 911 regarding the test

This coordinated effort helps ensure emergency alerts work when they are needed most.

03/28/2026

City of Granger On-Call/After Hours:
(512) 595-2429
WATER/SEWER EMERGENCIES ONLY
(After 5PM & Holidays)

03/19/2026

FYI: There is a controlled burn happening Today at Granger Lake.

Thank you!

03/18/2026

⚠️Please avoid the intersection of East Mesquite and South Granger. It is temporarily closed gas repair. 🚧

03/16/2026

Granger, TX Alert: Oncor has advised that there will be a city-wide Electrical outage tomorrow, 3/17/2026, starting at 8 am, lasting approximately 8 hours.