The Town is currently in a modified version of stage 2 of our Emergency Water Demand Management Plan. Despite recent rain, local lake levels are still very low. Additionally, forecasters are predicting warmer and drier conditions this winter, which isn’t good for lakes that provide water to North Texas. To help conserve water, turn off your sprinklers and other forms of irrigation until next spring. Since lawns and plants are nearing dormancy, they will need very little water to make it through the winter. Since you no longer need to water your dormant landscape, Flower Mound's current restrictions should not affect you. However, if you need a refresher, the following restrictions are still in place:
- Residents and businesses with street addresses ending in an even number can water on Sundays and Thursdays.
- Residents and businesses with street addresses ending in an odd number can water on Saturdays and Wednesdays.
Help us kick off the holiday season this Saturday, Dec. 3 with a 5K run, parade of lighted floats, tree lighting, live performances, and much more. Read on...
This November, join us for multiple events to appreciate the arts, honor our veterans, raise money for charity, and celebrate the start of the holiday season. Mayor France breaks down all the upcoming events in this November Mayor's Minute.
Like most places right now, the Town of Flower Mound is hiring! Check out this video featuring some of our hardworking, creative employees. If you'd like to join our team, visit www.flower-mound.com/jobs.
Ever want to know how the Flower Mound Fire Department keeps up with an ever-increasing call volume? How about who in the department has the best mustache? Or, maybe you just want to know how two Flower Mound firefighters handle eating hot sauce with a Scoville level of 2,000,000 plus? Welcome to our newest series, Bringing the Heat with host Justin Hobbs.