Investigation Update from Collin County Sheriff
March 10, 2026
Please find attached the PDF along with the message that was posted on the Collin County Sheriff’s Office website.
Link to Collin County Sheriff’s Press Releaseress Release
March 10, 2026
Please find attached the PDF along with the message that was posted on the Collin County Sheriff’s Office website.
Link to Collin County Sheriff’s Press Releaseress Release
April 14, 2026 As part of our ongoing commitment to safety, sustainability, and the long‑term care of our shared green spaces, the Seis Lagos Utility District will be performing tree maintenance and irrigation repairs in the Trailway medians on Wednesday, April 22, 2026. What Work Is Being Done This work will include: The work will…
March 10, 2026 The District will be conducting wooden fence repairs throughout the District in the coming weeks. Only one location involves fencing adjacent to residential homes. These maintenance activities are overdue, and fence pickets need replacement and staining. We appreciate the community’s cooperation and patience as we complete these improvements. Our notice to these…
Earn a $40 Bill Credit for Participating March 17,2026 Dear Seis Lagos Utility District Residents, Seis Lagos Utility District is seeking volunteers to participate in our Copper Sampling Program, which is required under the EPA Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) and enforced in Texas through 30 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) §290.117. This regulation requires all community…
July 20, 2026 (Seis Lagos Clubhouse 7:00 PM) Agenda for the Meeting, see document below: Agenda
May 22, 2026 Dear Seis Lagos Utility District Customers, On Wednesday, May 13th, the District discovered a problem with the monthly billing cycle and the service charges attached with the statements. The technical issues have been resolved and the “corrected” statements have been resent. Please note this technical issue has caused the District to send the May…
March 17, 2026 Tree Removal Notice – Scheduled for March 23, 2026 (Weather Permitting) Two red oak trees in the district have been evaluated by a Master Arborist and determined to have a terminal disease or to be exhibiting terminal structural conditions. For safety and to prevent further deterioration, these trees are scheduled to be…