Travis Ranch.
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Travis Ranch gets its water from Forney Lake Water Supply Corporation rather than from a city. When the community was laid out, its developer worked with local water and sewer providers and built ground storage, a pump station and transmission lines. Forney Lake does not draw from a lake of its own: it buys treated surface water from the North Texas Municipal Water District's Wylie Water Plant, and it keeps an emergency interconnection with the City of Heath. The Wylie plant treats water from Lake Lavon, which the Corps of Engineers began impounding in 1953. The district behind it was created in 1951.

Sources: Scarborough Lane Development: Travis Ranch · City of Forney: Subdivision Water Suppliers · Forney Lake WSC 2025 Consumer Confidence Report · Wylie Northeast SUD 2025 CCR (Wylie plant draws from Lake Lavon) · Texas Water Development Board: Lavon Lake · NTMWD: History

Republic Services provides trash and recycling in Travis Ranch under a contract with the neighborhood's MUD board. Since July 2023, recycling has been collected every other week.

• Accepted: flattened cardboard, paper, glass, metal cans, plastic bottles and jugs.
• Not accepted: plastic bags or plastic wrap, yard or food waste; do not bag recyclables.
• Questions: Republic Services, 972.338.2523, or the Republic Services app.

Sources: Republic Services: Kaufman County MUDs 5, 6, 7 Recycling & Waste Service Guide 2023 (PDF) · Republic Services: 2023 Service Changes in Travis Ranch (PDF)