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Liberty Hill Launches Water System Maintenance May 27

Routine chlorine flush may cause brief odor or color changes—but water remains safe for everyday use

Author
Ashley LarkinEditor, Leander Scoop and Round Rock Scoop
Published
May 19, 20253:17 PM CDT
Section
NewsLocal reporting
Read
3 min read169 words
Location
Liberty Hill, TXWilliamson County
Liberty Hill Launches Water System Maintenance May 27 — featured image

Liberty Hill Launches Water System Maintenance May 27 — featured image

Ashley Larkin for WilCo Guide

May 19, 2025

Liberty Hill residents can expect a seasonal water system refresh from May 27 to June 27, as the city conducts its regular maintenance to keep the system running efficiently. During this time, the water supply will include a temporary chlorine flush.

What to Expect

While the water remains completely safe for drinking, pets, and plant care, some residents might notice a mild chlorine scent or temporary discoloration. These effects are normal and part of the flushing process that helps maintain clean and reliable water service.

Who Should Take Precautions

Certain households may need to take extra steps. If you use a dialysis machine, manage an aquarium, or maintain a swimming pool, the city recommends reviewing your setup and making any necessary adjustments during this maintenance period.

Additionally, crews may perform hydrant flushing in various neighborhoods, which could occasionally lead to brief drops in water pressure.

Questions or Concerns?

Residents can contact the Liberty Hill Water Department at tevans@libertyhilltx.gov for more details or assistance.

Learn more here

Updated August 23, 2026 to reflect substantive changes.

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