Maintenance and Repairs

The City of Runaway Bay has entered the next phase of major improvements to our Wastewater System. Over the coming weeks, residents will notice increased activity around town as engineers and crews evaluate the system and begin preparing the groundwork for upcoming upgrades.   To keep the process efficient and properly sequenced, the engineering firm Freese and Nichols (FNI) is completing a full review of the system. This includes the Wastewater Treatment Plant, multiple lift

If you’ve noticed ONCOR trucks or road crews working around town lately - especially along Doaks and Tryall - here’s the good news: it’s all part of a major power upgrade project for Runaway Bay. ONCOR Energy is investing over $5 million dollars in system improvements across our area to strengthen reliability, reduce outages, and prepare our infrastructure for future growth. What’s Happening: Crews are currently replacing transformers, installing new poles, and completing ma

Runaway Bay’s landmark Golf Ball Water Tower is now undergoing a full rehabilitation and it's one of the most significant infrastructure projects in recent city history. While many residents recognize the tower for its distinctive “golf ball on a tee” silhouette, this 100,000-gallon elevated tank is far more than a local icon - it’s a vital part of the City’s water system, ensuring consistent pressure, reliable storage, and safe drinking water for our community. Built in 1983