Villages at Twin Rivers is fortunate to be in an area annexed by the City of Waco, allowing residents to take advantage of its services including a stable water supply, trash collection and street maintenance.

The City of Waco also provides police and fire protection, with the nearest fire station about 4 miles away at Imperial Drive and Texas Central Parkway. The city's zoning and land-use regulations will ensure the proper neighbors for a development of this caliber - working, as do our deed restrictions, to protect both property values and the look of the land.

McLennan County Electric Cooperative keeps your energy-efficient, all-electric home running smoothly. In the tradition of Texas itself, co-ops grew out of a spirit of independence. Rural farmers and ranchers left out of urban power centers decided if they wanted electricity, they'd have to take the lead. Now 81 electrical cooperatives provide safe, reliable electric service at the lowest possible cost to nearly 3 million consumers in Texas.

Unlike other power providers, these cooperatives are tax-paying, non-profit businesses owned by the people who use their services. Consumer members can actively participate in setting policy and making decisions. Research by The Preston Group, a marketing and management services organization based in Lexington, Ky., indicates that users are well satisfied. In a survey of 1,017 electricity consumers nationwide, respondents rated co-ops over investor-owned utilities in important measures of customer satisfaction.

McLennan County Electric Cooperative was organized in 1937. Its power is provided by Waco-based Brazos Electric Cooperative, organized in 1941.