Latest Quality Infrastructure News

Quality infrastructure is the foundation of a strong, healthy and vibrant community. As Southlake continues to grow, so will the need for infrastructure access, maintenance and replacement. Over the last few months, contractors have been onsite at the Fuel Farm located by Brumlow Avenue and SH 26 for the Fuel Farm Water Extension Capital Improvement…

With an annual consumption of an estimated of 2.8 billion gallons of water, making sure you have high quality drinking water straight to your faucet is one of the City of Southlake’s priorities. Our team works diligently daily, managing infrastructure, maintenance and improvements. “Each day, we do our best to make sure Southlake has clean…

While the City of Southlake consistently invests in and maintains quality infrastructure, it is always important to understand how systems work and how you can help us keep Southlake special. Backflow is a term that describes water flowing in the opposite way from its intended direction, either from a decrease in pressure in the drinking…

The elevated storage tank located on Miron Drive is undergoing a makeover! After conducting several inspections and tank cleaning processes, it was determined that the structure would undergo a renovation. The City awarded the contract to Viking Industrial Painting to perform renovations and repaint the tank. The 1.5 million gallon tank was originally constructed in…

You turn on the sink to wash dishes or shower for the day, but probably don’t think about the process of getting water to your house. But there’s a lot of work behind the scenes before the water ever comes into your home. The Southlake City Council approved an engineering services agreement with Freese and…