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This Saturday, April 12, 2025 – Spring Bulk Pickup

The Fern Bluff MUD and Republic Services will be hosting our Spring Bulk Pickup on Saturday, April 12, 2025. Household Bulk items as well as bundled brush will be collected if placed at the curb by 7 am. Items may be placed as early as Friday evening. Any items not placed at the curb by 7 am will be the … Read more

EXCITING NEWS!  PARK IMPROVEMENTS IN PROGRESS!

As many residents have noticed, Fern Bluff MUD parks are under construction as needed replacements and repairs are scheduled through the spring.  Some playground equipment is complete but ongoing irrigation and landscaping repairs will occur over the next few months.  Each park may be open for a time and then closed again for the landscape … Read more

PARENTS!  WE NEED YOUR HELP!

Mini-bikes, dirt bikes, motorized (including battery powered) scooters, ATV’s and “pocket rocket” motorcycles are STRICTLY PROHIBITED in the Fern Bluff MUD parks, trails, greenbelts and drainage areas.  County ordinances also prohibit them on trails, streets and sidewalks and Texas law states they are only allowed on private property.  Violations of this prohibition are considered trespassers … Read more

SPRING BULK PICKUP AND OTHER MUD NEWS

Fern Bluff MUD 2025 – 1ST Q Newsletter Spring Bulk Pickup will be Saturday, April 12, 2025  More information will be sent via email and will be posted on the MUD website. Fire Hydrant Flushing You may have seen it many times and thought to yourself, “what a waste of good water?” Periodically flushing water … Read more

Year Round Watering Schedule

The Fern Bluff MUD purchases its wholesale water from the City of Round Rock and follows the city’s drought contingency plan. Outdoor irrigation is limited to twice per week, before 10 am or after 7 pm, and is based on the last digit of your address. **Residents may hand water at any time.

Texas SmartScape Water Conservation & Pollution Prevention

Texas SmartScape™ is helping to promote education on pollution prevention through efficient and effective water use for the benefit of our citizens. For information on native plant selection, water efficiency and design follow the below link to Texas SmartScape.