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News

Tyler’s budget focused on protecting homeowners' investments

Published on September 09, 2026

For most families, a home is one of the largest investments they will ever make. The City services surrounding that home, from streets and drainage to water, parks and emergency response, help protect that investment and the community around it. That idea is at the center of the City of Tyler’s adopted Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget.

City to evaluate Lake Tyler East Dam to protect Tyler’s water supply

Published on October 14, 2026

Before water from Lake Tyler East becomes drinking water for Tyler residents, it depends on infrastructure that must be maintained for the long term. The City of Tyler is continuing its evaluation of the Lake Tyler East Dam to determine what work is needed most and where future investments can have the greatest impact.

Tyler moves into next phase of wastewater system rehabilitation

Published on October 14, 2026

Most of Tyler’s wastewater system runs underground, out of sight but relied on every day. The City is moving forward with another phase of rehabilitation work to address aging infrastructure, reduce the risk of wastewater overflows and improve reliability.

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