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The City of Lawn and the City Council would like to post the following announcement and notice as required by Texas Water Development Board .
The City of Lawn has awarded contracts for the 2021 TWDB Water Line Replacement project to replace old and deteriorated water line with new PVC water line near Oplin and Lake Coleman. The project is administered by the Texas Water Development Board and wholly funded by the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund program.
The Improvements for all lines and storage facilities in cooperation with Buffalo Gap and Tuscola were completed as of end of year 2022
The City of Lawn is asking all customers to conserve water use and to check all your water pipes for leaks during the summer months, and especially during freezing winter weather.
PLEASE SEE CITY HALL FOR MORE INFORMATION
Lawn is at the intersection of U.S. Highway 84, Farm Road 604, and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, twenty-four miles south of Abilene in southeastern Taylor County. The town was first settled back in the 1890s. With the arrival of the railroad in 1909, Lawn became "Old Lawn" as "New" Lawn
incorporated in 1925, set up busin
Lawn is at the intersection of U.S. Highway 84, Farm Road 604, and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, twenty-four miles south of Abilene in southeastern Taylor County. The town was first settled back in the 1890s. With the arrival of the railroad in 1909, Lawn became "Old Lawn" as "New" Lawn
incorporated in 1925, set up business alongside the rails. Old Lawn declined as rapidly as most towns bypassed by the railroad.
The move also erased the name of Jim Ned from Texas maps. Jim Ned had been the name of the community until a new post office was opened in 1910. The person Jim Ned was a Delaware Indian chief who had been a scout for the Texas militia during the years of the Republic (and early statehood). The post office and town changed names, but Jim
The move also erased the name of Jim Ned from Texas maps. Jim Ned had been the name of the community until a new post office was opened in 1910. The person Jim Ned was a Delaware Indian chief who had been a scout for the Texas militia during the years of the Republic (and early statehood). The post office and town changed names, but Jim Ned lives on in the name of the local school district and Jim Ned Creek.
Lawn is home to Precinct 4 Justice of the Peace. There are several businesses operating in town including a small art gallery. The Mayfield Memorial library was established in one of the old historic buildings on Main St. Lawn maintains a Volunteer Fire Department within the city limits. Three Churches are still active in Lawn. The
Lawn is home to Precinct 4 Justice of the Peace. There are several businesses operating in town including a small art gallery. The Mayfield Memorial library was established in one of the old historic buildings on Main St. Lawn maintains a Volunteer Fire Department within the city limits. Three Churches are still active in Lawn. The City"s population continues to fluctuate from year to year. In 2017 Lawn Elementary School was rebuilt to modernize and accommodate the growing number of new students entering the school district.
LATEST NEWS 2023
You may have noticed a number of streets have been reworked
and seal coated with new gravel.
More Streets will be reworked as budget money allows.
TO ALL LAWN WATER WORKS CUSTOMERS(IN THE CITY LIMITS AND THE COUNTRY) WHO RESIDE IN TAYLOR COUNTY, TEXAS:
***New Water Quality Report (CCR ) Posted***
Lawn is now purchasing treated water from
the City of Abilene and Lawn acts as independent water distribution system .
Lawn adopts, Abilene's Water Conservation Plan
for Conserving Water as needed in times of drought & heat.
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TO ALL LAWN WATER WORKS CUSTOMERS --- ( OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS AND THE COUNTRY) WHO RESIDE IN COLEMAN COUNTY, TEXAS: ** OPLIN AND COMANCHE SHORES AREA**
*********Latest Boil Water Notice Updated***********
Boil Notice LIFTED
A MAIN LINE WATER BREAK IN THE CITY HAS BEEN REPAIRED. THE WATER DISINFECTANT LEVELS HAVE BEEN RESTORED AND SAMPLES HAVE BE TESTED .
Thank you for your cooperation.
CITY OF LAWN
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