City Council voted 6-1 to approve the FY 2024 budget and 6-1 to approve a 2023 tax rate of .1440 at the meeting on Sept. 18. The FY 2024 budget takes effect Oct. 1, 2023. Read on...
Reservations are being accepted for the next waste drop-off event on Wednesday, Sept. 27 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Regional Reuse and Recycling Center. Reservations are required. Click through for details and to sign up for an available time. Additional Info...
Registration is OPEN for the next Cornhole Tournament, which will take place on Saturday, Sept. 30 starting at 11 a.m. at the fields next to the Lakeway Swim Center. All ages welcome, and it's FREE to participate as teams of two will compete for a prize! Additional Info...
Sign up to learn the spellbinding Witches Dance on Sunday, Oct. 15 from 2-3 p.m. at the Activity Center. This FREE dance lesson will prepare you for the special flash mob performance unleashed during the Witches Ride, which will take place Sat., Oct. 21. Additional Info...
September is National Preparedness Month, and it's a good opportunity to make sure you and your family have an emergency plan in place in case disaster strikes. Our Emergency Management Coordinator offers some important tips to help you plan. Additional Info...
Join the Lakeway Arts Committee as they host a special performance by the Balcones Community Orchestra on Sunday, Sept. 24 starting at 4 p.m. at the Lakeway Activity Center. This symphony performance is FREE and open to the public. Additional Info...
National Night Out will take place the evening of Tuesday, Oct. 3 with various Lakeway gatherings, and a special Open House at the Lakeway Police Department from 4-7 p.m. We hope to see you! Additional Info...
When you're visiting Lakeway City Hall (1102 Lohmans Crossing Road), be sure to check out the rotating art gallery just outside the lobby area. This display is presented by the City of Lakeway Arts Committee. Current featured artist: Mary Barnes Additional Info...
The pickleball courts along Sailmaster will remain open daily (8 a.m. - 9 p.m.) until new courts are created at City Park. Pickleball players are asked to please park at City Hall, the Justice Complex or the Hamilton Greenbelt parking area. Read on...
The Lakeway Police Department is reporting more thefts from vehicles in the Lakeway and Bee Cave areas. Please lock your vehicles and take your valuables and keys with you. If you do discover items were stolen, contact LPD immediately at (512) 261-2800. Read on...
If you're a new or existing business operating in the City of Lakeway, make sure you have your City business license. It helps ensure businesses operate in compliance with City regulations, building and fire codes, and health and public safety rules. Additional Info...
There are certain bikes allowed on our trails, greenbelts and in our parks. While electric motor bikes, motorcycles, electric scooters, pocket bikes and neighborhood electric vehicles are NOT allowed, electric bicycles and personal mobility devices ARE. Read on...
A recap of the regional Transportation Town Hall that took place Thursday, June 22 at the Activity Center is now available! Click through for links to the presentation slides, pictures, video presentation by Lakeway & Bee Cave leaders and a feedback form. Read on...
Congratulations to all of the winners of the 21st annual Lakeway Photo Festival Contest, which were announced at a special awards reception on Sunday, June 11 at the Lakeway Activity Center. Additional Info...
Mayor Kilgore took the oath of office Monday, May 15, serving a second term with the City of Lakeway. Councilmember Kent O'Brien and Councilmember Gretchen Vance (also serving another term) also took the oath of office in that evening. Read on...
The City of Lakeway presented three volunteer awards and a community partner award at a special reception Thursday evening. Thank you to the many city volunteers who step up to help with city events and other needs in the community. We appreciate you! Read on...
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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.
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
