City of Leander

Been in Leander for over five years. In the last four, the poor planning of the city has created numerous water restrictions. Starting on February 12, we were told we could not water our landscapes or any other outdoor watering. I had no intention of watering dormant Bermuda, but a lot of shrubs in our neighborhood took some damage from the cold storm last month. They really do need some water to survive, and we aren't getting any rain. This water restriction is expected to last at least to early April. Of course, Leander city hall will blame Brush Creek for the repairs/upgrades being performed, but it still falls on them to properly plan. Don't move to Leander if you expect to always be able to water your landscape at least once a week or if you hate the occasional boil water notice or low water pressure (which we're being threatened with).

Sitting at the light of 183 and 183A for over 40 mins again. Not shocked that in today's society people working for the city making around 200,000 a year can just not care to be in the office or working to make this new city if Austin plan they have and actually make it work. Leander and cedar park are not what they used to be

Boil water notices every 6 months. During winter storm cut off water to customers with no plan of how to get water to residents. None the less if you want to do anything besides eat you have to leave town.

Wonderful city to visit. A ton of new fun things coming to Leander over the next few years

The food is pretty good. The HEB is top tier. Loved the trains. Snow bad. Needs more cowbell