Pflugerville council outlines $1B investment for water and infrastructure growth

Pflugerville is on the rise, with city leaders unveiling ambitious plans for growth and infrastructure at the recent State of the City address. Mayor Pro Tem Kimberly Holliday and the city council highlighted the thriving commercial landscape, welcoming national brands like HEB and Pepsi, alongside local favorites such as Crux Climbing and Pickleball Kingdom. This growth is attributed to strategic city planning and community feedback, ensuring that Pflugerville remains an attractive place for businesses.

A key focus of the meeting was the city's historic investment of over $1 billion in water infrastructure over the next five years. This monumental funding will enhance water treatment capabilities, construct a second wastewater plant, and establish a new waterline from the Colorado River. "Water is the lifeblood of our community," emphasized Holliday, underscoring the critical role of water in sustaining families and businesses.

Transportation also emerged as a top priority, with community surveys indicating that investing in roads is essential for connecting residents to opportunities. The city is committed to building a robust infrastructure that supports its growing population and economy.

As Pflugerville continues to flourish, the city council remains dedicated to fostering an environment where both new and existing businesses can thrive, ensuring a vibrant future for all residents.