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Lead Service Line Notice – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The City of Leon Valley recently mailed notices regarding water service line materials. We understand residents may have questions. Below are answers to the most common concerns.

❓ Why did I receive this notice?

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FY 2025 Annual Report: A Year of Progress in Leon Valley

We’re proud to share the City of Leon Valley’s FY 2025 Annual Report, a snapshot of the people, projects, and progress that moved our city forward this year.

Inside, you’ll find highlights from every City department, showcasing the teamwork, innovation, and dedication that keep Leon Valley running strong. From public safety and public works to community services and administration, this report reflects our shared commitment to service and transparency.

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New 2026 Service Rates for Tiger Sanitation

For full details on the 2026 Amended Schedule of Services and Rates, including residential, commercial, and roll-off service updates, please click the file below. The document provides complete rate tables, service descriptions, and definitions to help customers understand all available options and upcoming changes.

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Oak Wilt Updated Maps and Prevention Tips

Leon Valley has updated Oak Wilt maps for the Bluebird 1, Bluebird 2, Evers 1, and Evers 2 areas. Oak Wilt is a fungal disease that moves above ground via insects and infected red oak wood and below ground through connected roots. Early action can save trees and protect property value.

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Update to Large Item (Bulk) Pickup Begins Spring 2026

Heads Up, Leon Valley Residents!

Important Changes to Large Item (Bulk) Pickup

The City Council recently approved updates to the rules for large item pickup to help keep our neighborhoods cleaner and ensure everyone receives consistent service.

Truth-in-Taxation Information

FY 2026 Proposed Budget Now Available

THIS TAX RATE WILL RAISE MORE TAXES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS THAN LAST YEAR'S TAX RATE. THE TAX RATE WILL EFFECTIVELY BE RAISED BY 7.74% AND WILL RAISE TAXES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS ON A $100,000 HOME BY APPROXIMATELY $35.77.

Message from the City Manager’s Office: Updated Enforcement Approach

In response to resident concerns and City Council direction, the City of Leon Valley is shifting from a primarily educational approach to stricter enforcement of existing laws.

Click below to read entire article.

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Tree Ordinance Enforcement Notice

In September 2024, City Council adopted an ordinance requiring property owners to remove dead trees. While many residents have complied, some properties remain out of compliance.

Enforcement begins September 1, 2025
Code Enforcement officers will begin issuing citations for dead trees on private property. If a dead tree threatens public property, the City may remove it and place a lien to recover costs.

Goals and Objectives Presentation Help Shape the Future of Leon Valley!

We invite all residents, businesses, and community members to share their thoughts and ideas to help guide the future of Leon Valley!

As part of our Goals and Objectives Presentation, we are collecting public input through an easy and interactive survey.

How to participate:

Visit menti.com

Enter the code 3599 4808

Or scan the QR code below!

Water & Wastewater Capital Improvements Plan

The City of Leon Valley is committed to maintaining and improving our water and wastewater infrastructure to ensure reliable service for our community. The Water and Wastewater Capital Improvements Plan outlines key projects aimed at upgrading aging systems, enhancing efficiency, and supporting future growth. These improvements will help provide safe, sustainable water and wastewater services for years to come.

Learn more about our ongoing and upcoming projects

Stage III Critical Period Management! News from the Leon Valley Water System

NEW CRITICAL PERIOD DROUGHT MANAGEMENT RULES