Public Works
Overview & Responsibilities
Public Works Director is Mike Lowery
Public Works maintains and improves the quality of living for residents by managing the maintenance of streets, parks, drainage, sewer and water services. The Public Works Department operates multiple water wells and our hook-up to Azle’s wastewater treatment facilities as well as the hook-up to the Azle water system (which provides us with an emergency backup service for our water). This essential department provides the following services:
- Overlay, reconstruction and repair of city streets
- Water and sewer systems maintenance
- Water and sewer systems construction and replacement
- Drainage Maintenance, including Storm Water Management for clean runoff to Eagle Mountain Lake
- Manages Capital Improvement Projects
- Street signage
- Right-of-way maintenance
- Mowing of City Property
- Maintenance of City Parks including Pelican Bay Swim Beach, Squiggly Park, Boat Launch & Pier and Basketball Court
- After hours water and sewer emergencies, please call: 682-415-7673
Consumer Confidence Reports
2025 Consumer Confidence Report
Click to access 2024-CCR-Report.pdf
2023 Consumer Confidence Report
2022 Consumer Confidence Report
2021 Consumer Confidence Report
2020 Consumer Confidence Report
2019 Consumer Confidence Report
2018 Consumer Confidence Report
2017 Consumer Confidence Report
2016 Consumer Confidence Report
2015 Consumer Confidence Report
2014 Consumer Confidence Report
Previous Consumer Confidence Reports are available by filing a FOIA request
https://cityofpelicanbay.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Lead-and-Copper-Inventory-2025.xlsx
Important Information about your Drinking Water – April 1, 2025
Important Information about your Drinking Water – November 30, 2022
Sandy Beach Road – EPA Superfund Site
Stormwater Management
2022 Stormwater Management Plan Annual Report
Stormwater Management Plan-Revised 2018
Environmental Protection Agency Stormwater Information
Regional Stormwater Management Program
TakeCareofTexas@service.govdelivery.com
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality – Water
