City of Robinson

06/12/2026

Reminder!

Bulk/Brush Day is this Saturday (June 13th) from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 5158 South 12th Street, Robinson, TX. Go to https://bit.ly/43JuTPd for more information.

Reminder: Customers have the option to set bulk/brush items at their curb to be collected weekly, during their normal collection day. For hazardous materials, customers may use the At Your Door Special Hazardous Waste Collection offered monthly with their Waste Management services. Click the link in our bio for more information and to set up an appointment, or call 1-800-449-7587.

06/12/2026

The June City Council Workshop/Meeting set for Tuesday, June 16th, will be held in person at City Hall and online starting with the workshop at 6 p.m. and the meeting at 6:30 p.m.

The Meeting Agenda, and the Agenda Packet, can be found at http://bit.ly/CORCouncilMeetings. Para la agenda en español, visite este sitio web.
The link to attend and the access code will be included with the agenda.

Find more information, such as how to submit a comment or see instructions on how to view the meeting at http://bit.ly/4nqfT0u.

06/12/2026

***Emergency Water Shut Off***

There is currently an emergency water shut off in effect on South 12th Street from Stegall to Hobbs Lane due to issues with the water main tie-in. The water is expected to be off for approximately 3 hours., as long as there aren’t any issues.

06/11/2026

With summertime approaching, we want to provide a few tips for making it through that Texas heat.

Stay Cool 🧊
-Lightweight, loose-fitting clothing is best
- Stay indoors with air-conditioning as much as possible
- Limit outdoor activity to when it's coolest (morning and evening)
- Do not exercise in the heat

Stay Hydrated 💧
- Drink plenty of fluids (avoid sugary or alcoholic drinks). Water is your new best friend.
- When you sweat, salt and minerals escape your body. Electrolyte drinks can help replace them.

Stay Informed 📢
- Check the weather for extreme heat alerts
- Learn the symptoms of heat-related illnesses and how to treat them. Some of these symptoms include dizziness, headache, fatigue, and confusion.

For more information on surviving the heat, visit http://bit.ly/4n8BZp6.

06/10/2026

If you have a pool, you're more than likely going to be using pool cleaner at some point this summer. Those pool chemicals don't belong in your trash. Make sure they're disposed of the right way.

Take care of it the easy way:
At Your Door Hazardous Waste Collection
- Quick
- Safe
- Hassle-free

Schedule your pickup and finally check hazardous waste off your list. Your home, and your schedule, will thank you.♻️💚

06/10/2026

See below a notice from the Robinson Police Department.

06/09/2026

***Water Shut Off***

A city crew is scheduled to shut off water tomorrow, June 10th, to complete a water main tie-in, affecting customers on South 12th Street from Stegall to Hobbs Lane. The water is expected to be off from approximately 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., as long as there aren’t any issues.

06/09/2026

Bulk/Brush Day is this Saturday (June 13th) from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 5158 South 12th Street, Robinson, TX. Go to https://bit.ly/43JuTPd for more information.

Reminder: Customers have the option to set bulk/brush items at their curb to be collected weekly, during their normal collection day. For hazardous materials, customers may use the At Your Door Special Hazardous Waste Collection offered monthly with their Waste Management services. Click the link in our bio for more information and to set up an appointment, or call 1-800-449-7587.

06/08/2026

Update (6/11): Water is being restored and we are flushing a hydrant in the 600 block of N. Old Robinson Rd.

***Water Shut Off***

Starting Thursday, June 11th, at approximately 9:00 a.m., there will be a water shut off from the 500 to 800 blocks of North Old Robinson Road and the 400 to 800 blocks of Greig Drive to install two 8-inch water valves. The installation is estimated to take around 6 hours to complete.

06/08/2026

***Fire Hydrant Flushing***

A fire hydrant at Surrey Ridge and West Moonlight is being flushed today, June 8th, for approximately 4 hours.

Why do we flush fire hydrants?
Water systems utilize fire hydrants for several reasons, one of those being to flush water distribution systems in order to maintain the correct level of disinfectant in water.

- Disinfectants degrade over time and need testing and adjustments to keep the water safe.

- Heat speeds up the degrading of disinfectants, so flushing is especially important during the summer.