Mayor Kilgore will give a live city update this Thursday (Sept. 16) at 4 p.m. through Facebook Live (which is also viewable from our website). Read on...
City Council votes to propose a tax rate of .1545 for FY 2022, which is a full penny below this fiscal year's rate, and the lowest in more than a decade. Read on...
August 5, 2021: Travis County is now in Stage 5 of the risk-based guidelines (the highest level) recommending all individuals wear a proper face covering. Click through for details, along with a link to available vaccination locations. Read on...
Music and dancing will take place at the Lakeway Activity Center the second Monday of every month starting at 7 p.m. (new earlier time) at this FREE community event. CLICK THROUGH for more details. Additional Info...
Registration is now open for the next blood drive taking place on Saturday, September 18 from 8 a.m. through noon at the Lakeway Activity Center. Additional Info...
Registration is now open for this free event! Explore the history of Lakeway through one of three available socially-distanced bus tours taking place on Friday, September 24. Space is limited, so be sure to register early! Additional Info...
National Night Out will take place on Tuesday, October 5, 2021. Click through for information on registering your neighborhood to participate in this year's event. Additional Info...
The 10th annual Public Safety Day will take place Saturday, October 30 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Lake Travis Elementary School parking lot. Read on...
You can now view historical documents from Lakeway's past online, including historical books and newspaper clippings dating back to the early 1960s. 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...
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...
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...
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...
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.
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
