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Moratorium Extended

The City of Granbury is in the process of upgrading their wastewater system through a two-phase Wastewater System Improvements Project. The Project is comprised of upgrades to the existing wastewater treatment plant (WWTP), construction of a new WWTP, and various wastewater collection system improvements. READ MORE AT THIS LINK

Next Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) meeting

A TCEQ decision on the permit status of the East WWTP is on the October 5, 2022 (9:30 a.m.) TCEQ meeting draft agenda. You may join the meeting by computer at https://www.gotomeeting.com/webinar/join-webinar with ID number 887-618-571, or by phone at 562-247-8422, access code 615-278-887.

Are you a City of Granbury resident?

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1) Check the box next to “I agree to the above terms and conditions”
2) Click on the word “Agree”
3) By default, the green shaded area is the City of Granbury. By pushing and holding your left mouse button and moving your mouse, you can move the map to a desired location. Then, release the mouse button.
4) Using the plus and minus sign in the upper left corner of the screen, you can zoom in or out. OR In the box with the words “Find address or place,” type an address. If it is a recognized address, it will appear on the dropdown list. Click on the desired listed address. If it is shaded in green, it is in the City of Granbury.
Call the City’s Communication Dept. at 817-573-6764 if you need assistance.

The latest on Highways 377 and 51

TxDOT's 2023 Unified Transportation Program, an $85 billion, 10-year statewide roadway construction plan is AT THIS LINK (BIG FILE). Hood County begins on page 88 of the document.
At the bottom of www.Granbury.org is an FAQ section that includes "What is the latest on Highway 377?" It is updated when the City receives substantial news about 377.
TxDOT reports the repaving of 51 between SH 171 and the Hood County line is on schedule for completion (weather permitting) this fall. Please pay attention to all warning signs within the work zone as crews complete this project as quickly and safely as possible. In 2021, 244 workers and road users were killed in work zones. The leading causes – speeding and driver inattention – are entirely preventable. Protect workers. Protect road users.

Problem on a TxDOT road?

Road needs repair, something on the road, sign, signal or guardrail needs repair, or other issue (not including "Why is it taking so long to rebuild 377?") Report it AT THIS LINK.

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Moratorium Extended

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The latest on Highways 377 and 51

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