MUDucation Recap: The Night the Board Voted Themselves a Legal Slush Fund If you ever wondered what it looks like when a board stops pretending and just goes full mask-off, the December 29, 2025 Special Meeting delivered. Tucked neatly into the agenda—like a stocking stuffer nobody asked for—was a resolution authorizing four board members to use public funds to pay for their personal lawsuits . Not lawsuits involving district operations. Not lawsuits defending the MUD. Person

Season’s Greetings from the Grift Coming into the holidays, this Board did not disappoint. If anything, they leaned in. A resident came forward with a sincere concern about the astronomical firefighter fee increase and the very real financial impact it’s having on him. Director Flores attempted to do something radical: he made a motion to discuss what could be done to reduce the burden on residents. No second. No discussion. Motion dead on arrival. Translation: four directo

Welcome Back to the Clown Car The November meeting unfolded in the typical clown-car fashion we’ve all come to expect. Directors Flores and Avila were absent, leaving the Three Stooges at the helm. What could go wrong? Lead Pipes, Memories, and Magical Thinking This month’s engineering report was delivered by the engineer’s associate, who shared “testimony” from the plumbing contractor who supposedly laid the fresh water pipes in the MUD 35–40 years ago. His recollection: he

Attendance: Directors Flores and Jones were absent, leaving the evening in the hands of the Three Stooges. Rent-a-Cop was also missing, demonstrating yet again that his presence has never been essential to anything other than the snack table. The Overhead Projector Resurrection Attempt The meeting began with a lengthy struggle to revive the overhead projector, which has been inoperable for more than four years. The Inframark operator insisted it was “a new one,” though no on

“When Transparency Takes a Sick Day” Ah, the monthly gathering of taxpayer-funded chaos never disappoints. The September meeting served...

The Williamson - Travis Counties MUD #1 just took a spectacular courtroom tumble. A Williamson County judge dismissed the board’s...

When in Doubt, Sue Yourself Well, that was a brisk little gathering! The board convened for one singular, shining purpose: to vote...

Lawsuits, Lunch Money, and the Fine Art of Denial Overview Your friendly neighborhood chaos factory, a.k.a. the WTCMUD1 Board, convened...

This month, residents of WTCMUD1 received a special piece of taxpayer-funded mail from the Board. And no — it’s not a thank-you note for...