This is an update for April 7, 2020, which includes current COVID-19 positive cases in Travis County, details on the upcoming FB Live, state park closures and additional child care resources for front line workers. Read on...
We have put together a list of some of the common questions we have received or you may have regarding the recent Stay At Home Orders issued for the State of Texas. We will continue to adapt this list as necessary. Read on...
Sign up today for the FREE Heritage Trail Tours. There are three scheduled bus tours on Friday, May 15, showcasing historic locations throughout Lakeway including the popular Liebelt Cabin. Seats fill up fast, so register today! Read on...
Now that the winter months are coming to a close, crews will be back out in Hamilton Greenbelt removing dead and downed limbs to help reduce the risk of a wildfire. Two middle schools and a youth group will also be assisting in the efforts this month. Read on...
As a friendly reminder, we are currently in 'no trimming' season for oak trees. Pruning or cutting of oak trees is prohibited in the Spring months of February through June since this is highest risk period of new oak wilt infections. Read on...
Crews will be working on laying drainage pipe and re-construction of Hurst Creek Road between Brooks Hollow Road to Lochan Ora Road from now (February 24, 2020) through the first few weeks of May. Expect some minor traffic delays during the process. Read on...
Lakeway Municipal Court was honored with the Municipal Traffic Safety Initiatives (MTSI) Award for the 8th time. In the category of cities with populations under 30,000, only 7 other cities received the honor this year in Texas. Read on...
The RED (Reality Education for Drivers) program will now be offered at Baylor Scott & White Medial Center - Lakeway. RED is a traffic program for teens and young adults (age 25 and under) designed to help them become safer drivers. Read on...
At Tuesday night's City Council meeting (January 21, 2020), the Young Men's Service League (YMSL) Cavalier's Chapter was honored with a proclamation from the Mayor for their volunteer work to help remove several tons of brush from Hamilton Greenbelt. Read on...
It's a new year and also the 10 year mark when the United States conducts a Census. The actual Census date will be on April 1, 2020. This year, residents have the option of completing their data online, along with phone and the traditional paper option. Read on...
TxDOT is expected to add raised medians along RM 620 through Lakeway in summer of 2020 to help improve safety and prepare for the widening project expected to begin in late 2022. Read on...
The City of Lakeway has been awarded Gold Scenic City Certification for the second time by Scenic Texas. Lakeway is one of 22 cities in Texas earning first-time certification or re-certification. Read on...
At Monday afternoon’s Special City Council meeting (September 30, 2019), Councilmembers voted unanimously to approve the FY 2020 budget and tax rate of 0.1645, which is the same tax rate as 2018. Read on...
I’m honored to serve as the first female Mayor for Lakeway, and it’s a place I’ve been very happy to call home for two decades. I am proud of our staff, residents and many volunteers who continue to keep our city thriving. 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 cities around. We have been honored as a certified Scenic City for many years. The diversity of our greenery and park system, along with direct access to beautiful Lake Travis and our thriving golf and tennis community make Lakeway truly a special place to live. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to serve you, and for taking the time to enjoy the beauty in our city.
Learn more about the history of Lakeway and its city government, along with area demographics and city awards and recognitions. "Read More" to also learn more about the history of our city government, our staff and our elected officials. Read More
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COVID-19 Update
April 7, 2020: Mayor Cox gives the latest updates related to the COVID-19 response.
