Open me!

Many residents start using more water this time of year as they fill pools, plant gardens and irrigate lawns/landscaping. Examining bills early in the season can help identify potential leaks or overwatering, allowing you to help control future bills.

Thi...

Water Safety Reminder for Businesses

Governor Greg Abbott announced a phased approach to reopening Texas businesses beginning on May 1, following the expiration of his statewide Executive Order. 

Beginning May 1, the following businesses are able to open at 25% capacity for inside an...

Help Protect Your Disposal Drivers from COVID-19

As we each do our part to minimize the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), Community Waste Disposal and City of Allen remind you to help keep drivers safe. Here’s what you can do!

Please bag and tie all trash.

By doing this, you are helping ensure y...

Utility "Past Due" Notices Suspended Due to COVID-19

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 emergency, the City of Allen has temporarily stopped mailing customers “past due” notices for their City utilities including water, sewer and trash collection services. These notices are sent to customers wh...

Don't Rush to Flush!

More time at home means more flushes. Stay vigilant in making sure you aren’t flushing wipes, paper towels or other items down the toilet. These household items and other debris flushed down the toilet cause severe disruption in our wastewater i...