Fireworks, a parade and swimming activities will be happening the Fourth of July weekend here in Lakeway! Entries for the July 3 parade are also now being accepted through June 23. Click through for all the details. Additional Info...
Join us for an evening of music, film and fun! The first of three family-friendly events this summer will happen on Friday, June 18 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Ranger Field. Expect plenty of treats, games, live music, plus a special movie presentation. Additional Info...
Step into your favorite luau clothes for an evening of games, swimming and hula dancing. The event takes place at the Lakeway Swim Center on Friday, June 25 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Drop-in rates apply, and free admission for summer membership pass holders. Additional Info...
Registration is open for the next Lakeway Community Blood Drive, which will take place from 8 a.m. through noon on Saturday, July 17, 2021 at the Lakeway Activity Center. Read on...
The Fourth of July Committee is seeking volunteers to assist in directing participants at the parade on July 3, along with individuals with golf carts to assist with carrying state flags during the event. Parade entries are also still being accepted. Read on...
Summer tends to bring more activity, including garage sales, yard projects and more time on the lake. It can also bring with it more critters. If you're unsure what you can and cannot do on your property this season, this information will help. Read on...
The Lakeway Swim Center will host the regatta on Sunday, June 13 and Sunday, July 18 at 6 p.m. Teams of two will build a boat and paddles using only cardboard and duct tape beforehand, and then compete in the regatta for prizes at the Swim Center. Additional Info...
Artist registration opens June 1 for the 6th annual show and studio tour taking place August 21 and August 22 at the Lakeway Activity Center. Click through for more details, including information on how to register to be included in the event. Additional Info...
May 18, 2021: Travis County moves to Stage 2 restrictions, meaning fully vaccinated individuals do not need to wear a face covering for indoor and outdoor private gatherings (with some exceptions). Read on...
Mayor Tom Kilgore and Councilmembers Keith Trecker, Sanjeev Kumar (re-elected) and Gretchen Vance (re-elected) took the oath of office Monday evening (May 17, 2021). Councilmember Louis Mastrangelo will serve as mayor pro tem. Read on...
City of Lakeway facilities will open to the public on Monday, May 24. Per the Governor's most recent Order, masks will no longer be required. However, it's still encouraged for individuals to follow COVID-19 health and safety practices around others. Read on...
We would like to welcome and introduce Paul Harvey, our new Emergency Management Coordinator for the City of Lakeway, Bee Cave and Village of the Hills. Read on...
The Lakeway Police Department has noticed a spike in Fraud/ID Theft reports, specifically fraudulent unemployment claims filed with the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC). Read on...
Lakeway Municipal Court recently received its ninth Traffic Safety Award from the Texas Municipal Courts Education Center, the most of any small city in Texas. Read on...
Four local organizations received the City of Lakeway Community Partner Award for 2020 for their hard work helping businesses and residents through the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...
On this Veteran's Day, we honor all U.S. military veterans through a special Veteran's Day video tribute, which includes an introduction, patriotic music and interviews with several Lakeway WWII veterans. Read on...
Councilmembers agreed unanimously in the past Special City Council meeting to keep with the current tax rate of .1645 (below the No New Revenue tax rate), while also approving the FY 2021 budget. Read on...
I’m honored to serve as the
Mayor for Lakeway. It’s a place I’ve been very happy to call home for several
years. We have an amazing city staff. Lakeway benefits from our residents and
many volunteers who keep our city thriving. Our city is a jewel, nestled in the
western corner of Travis County. We are part of one of the best school systems
in the state, along with being one of the most scenic communities around. We
have been honored as a certified Scenic City for many years. The diversity of
our green spaces and park system, along with direct access to beautiful Lake
Travis contribute to an outstanding quality of life. Our recreational community
includes golf, tennis, biking and boating to name just a few of our offerings.
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to serve you, and for taking the time
to enjoy the beauty in our city.
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