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Llano County Limited Bulk Collection

The Llano Countywide Limited Residential Bulk Collection event is scheduled for Saturday, April 24, 2021.  The event will take place at the Llano County Annex located at 8347 RR 1431 and Hwy 29 from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm (or until full).

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COVID-19 Vaccine available today at Horseshoe Bay Resort's Palm Pavilion

Horseshoe Bay Resort Offering Free COVID-19 Vaccine 9:00AM to 4:00PM

Reminder sealcoating project starting this week for HSB South

Sealcoating to begin in HSB South starting April 21st, 2021.  The map will give details regarding what to expect when your street is closed, including dates and times and best practices and considerations for the newly surfaced streets.  ...

"Records and Information Management Month" Proclamation

The City of Horseshoe Bay City Council approved a proclamation at the April 13th Council meeting declaring the month of April 2021 as "Records and Information Management Month" in Horseshoe Bay to celebrate the importance of Records and Informat...

"Municipal Clerks Week" Proclamation

The City of Horseshoe Bay City Council approved a proclamation at the April 13th Council meeting declaring the week of May 2-8, 2021 as "Municipal Clerks Week" in Horseshoe Bay. The office of the Municipal Clerk (aka City Secretary), is a time h...

Sealcoating in HSB South starting April 21st, 2021

Sealcoating to begin in HSB South starting April 21st, 2021.  The map will give details regarding what to expect when your street is closed, including dates and times and best practices and considerations for the newly surfaced streets.  ...

COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Information

COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Information

Mayor Clinesmith's Community Message for April

Read the latest community message from Mayor Cynthia Clinesmith!

"Sunshine Week" Proclamation

The City of Horseshoe Bay City Council approved a proclamation at the March 16th Council meeting declaring the week of March 14-20, 2021 as Sunshine Week in Horseshoe Bay. Sunshine Week is celebrated the third week of March each year in an effort to promo...

Consolidation of COVID-19 Testing Sites

Due to the lessening demand for COVID-19 testing, the Llano County Health Authority is consolidating testing sites. The Horseshoe Bay Testing Site is currently on hold and testing will be referred the CVS Pharmacy in Marble Falls, Ascension in Kingsland, ...

Bulk Trash Services

These pick-ups must be scheduled and there is a maximum of 25 open spots per Friday.  Please contact customer service at 830-598-8741 to be placed on the next available bulk pick-up date.  For the schedule and acceptable items please vis...

Mayor's Monarch Pledge

At yesterday's City Council meeting, Mayor Clinesmith presented the Mayor’s Monarch Pledge. She discussed the City’s commitment to protect our environment. Part of that effort includes our participation in a national endeavor ...

Civic Ready Registration

The City has issued a Rescind Boil Water Notice effective 4 PM February 22, 2021.

Normal usage of water is permitted except for irrigation systems, which must remain off until 12:00 AM March 1, 2021.  This will allow the utility departmen...

Oak Wilt Disease Management Reminder

As the sun warms up and property owners look to begin cleaning up broken trees and limbs from our recent weather event, the City of Horseshoe Bay wants to remind you to continue to be mindful to prevent the spread of Oak Wilt disease.  This disea...

New Drinking Water Distribution Information

With the rescinding of the Boil Water notice, water distribution will discontinue at Quail Point. However, plenty of drinking water bottles remain at the Fire Stations for anyone that would like more. Located at 1 Community Drive and 601 Broken Hill.

Do not call 911 to report power outages

The 911 system is overwhelmed by calls about power outages. Do not call 911 unless you have an emergency. Contact PEC at 888-883-3379 or online at https://pec.smarthub.coop/#reportanissue:

Roadway Conditions Deteriorating - Avoid Travel

Please avoid travel if at all possible. Many roadways are becoming impassable, even with four wheel drive vehicles.

Tree Trimming Protection Ordinance

To prevent the devastating spread of Oak Wilt, The City’s Development Services Department would like to remind everyone that effective February 1^st, pruning of any type of oak tree is prohibited until July 1^st, per Chapter 8, A...

COVID-19 Antibody Infusion Therapy

The City of Horseshoe Bay has recently been informed of a COVID Antibody Treatment Center for COVID positive patients meeting certain criteria. For more information please visit http://catrac.org/infusioncenter/

Beginning Feb 1, Oak Tree Trimming is Prohibited until July 1st

Reminder!  Effective February 1^st  Oak Tree Trimming Prohibited Until July 1st

By Sally McFeron, Development Services Director

To prevent the devastating spread of Oak Wilt, The City’s Development Services Department would like t...

Mayor Clinesmith's Community Message for February

Read the latest community message from Mayor Cynthia Clinesmith!

COVID-19 Vaccine Information

The City of Horseshoe Bay has created a new COVID-19 information page on our web site. It will be updated regularly to provide the latest information on where and how to sign up for a vaccine.

Burnet County COVID-19 Vaccine Waitlist Registration

A waitlist for the COVID-19 Vaccine is being established for Burnet County.  Please email:  mail@atkinspharmacy.com to register.  

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Llano County COVID-19 Vaccine Waitlist Registration

A waitlist for the COVID-19 Vaccine is being established.  Please visit:  Llano County COVID-19 Vaccine Waitlist to register.  If you need assistance, please visit the Llano, Kingsland, or Lakeshore libraries OR email:  ...

Fiscal Year 2021 Budget Video for the City of Horseshoe Bay

The City of Horseshoe Bay's budget video for Fiscal Year 2021 is ready for viewing! This short 3-minute video has information about revenues, expenditures, property tax rates and debt obligations for Fiscal Year 2021.  For more detailed informati...

City Offices Closed For Holidays!

Trash Cans Should Be Removed from the Street and Stored out of Public View

Trash cans are required to be removed from the street and stored out of public view

The City of Horseshoe Bay is an incredibly unique city known for its certified scenic views and dark skies as well as the golf courses and beautiful Lake LBJ.  The...

Horseshoe Bay Community COVID-19 Testing

The City of Horseshoe Bay in conjunction with Dr. Jack Franklin the Llano County Health Authority, and several local community volunteers will be hosting a COVID-19 test site each Friday from 9am-11am starting December 4 -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. The site l...

Mayor Clinesmith's State of the City Message

It's that time of year! Mayor Clinesmith has written the annual State of the City message for Horseshoe Bay. You can find the message on the City's homepage at www.horseshoe-bay-tx.gov.

Post Office Box Access in Horseshoe Bay

Post Office Box Access in Horseshoe Bay

Development Services Lobby will open at 10:30 am on Monday, March 15

The Development Services Department lobby at the City of Horseshoe Bay will open at 10:30 am this coming Monday, March 15 due to Staff training.  The lobby will resume normal hours of 9 am - 4 pm beginning Tuesday, March 16.  

Feel free t...

Irrigation Rules for New Landscaping - Watering Variance Required

Irrigation rules for new landscaping –watering  variance required

The City of Horseshoe Bay has a twice-weekly watering schedule for its water customers based on odd or even address numbers, and whether a property is commercial or multi-...

New Ordinance Requiring Registration of all Contractors & Sub-Contractors

City Council has adopted a new ordinance that requires all contractors doing business in the City of Horseshoe Bay to register and receive a registration card with the City through the Development Services Department.  Any new general commercial,...

Development Services New Lobby Hours Begin June 15

Beginning this Monday, June 15, Development Services lobby hours will be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.  In order to continue to ensure next business day inspections, requests for building inspections will be due by 3:30 p.m.  Building inspections rec...

Message for General Contractors, Builders, and Property Owners

Dear General Contractors, Builders, and Property Owners,

Spring has sprung in Texas and not only are the wild bluebonnets making an appearance but so are property owners who are shaking off the winter season and making ready for home improvements and new c...

Oak Wilt

Visit Development Service’s Oak Wilt page. 

Notifications

Sign up for Civic Ready

Permits

Visit the Development Services page.

Recycling

Visit our Recycling Center page.

Ad Valorem

Visit our Tax Rates page.

City's Conservation Efforts Recognized with Blue Legacy Award

The Water Conservation Advisory Council created the Blue Legacy Award to recognize responsible management of our water resources and to showcase examples of effective water stewardship.  Texas leaders have long recognized that water conservation ...

Alert - Curbside Replacement of Blue Trash Carts Begins April 5

Beginning the week of April 5, 2021, Waste Management of Texas, Inc. will begin replacing all residential and multifamily blue trash carts. This exchange will occur on the regularly scheduled trash collection days of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 5...

City Implements WaterSmart Customer Portal to Provide Leak Notifications & Water Usage Tracking

The City of Horseshoe Bay recently partnered with WaterSmart Software to offer our residents a modern digital portal where you can get detailed information about your household water use and view or pay your utility bill.  Our goal is to provide ...

Is Your Contact Information Current?

Help us keep our records current so we can better serve you in the event of an emergency. 

Please update your contact information by completing this online form, Utility Billing Account Update  or contact  Customer Service at 830...

Monarch Migration

Millions of monarch butterflies are headed to Mexico from North American breeding grounds with a route of more than 2,500 miles. Ninety percent of all monarch butterflies migrate through Texas from September to November, peaking in mid-October.