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12/06/2022

SCAM ALERT:

We have received reports of a caller posing as employees of the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office. The caller demands the victim make an immediate payment for "missing court", or a warrant would be issued.

WE NEVER REQUEST ANY SORT OF COURT PAYMENT OVER THE PHONE.

PLEASE BE AWARE OF THIS SCAM.

10/19/2022

The Commissioners Court approved a burn ban prohibiting outdoor burning in the unincorporated areas of WilCo due to the county being in a severe drought despite recent rain. The burn ban is not to exceed 90 days and can be lifted by the County Judge if conditions improve. View the order here: http://ow.ly/X5oi50LevWm

10/03/2022

Effective immediately, the City of Liberty Hill is returning to Phase 2 water restrictions. The Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority (BCRUA) contractor completed repair of the 36-inch underwater raw water pipeline in Lake Travis.

Phase 2 allows for once-a-week irrigation between 7:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. on designated watering days determined by customer street addresses. Hand-held watering is allowed at any time.

The city will resume water connections for construction activities, new water meter installations, approval of permits, and irrigation of City parks and facilities.

Wetzel Park splash pad will remain closed for the season.

Highland Oaks & Butler Farms subdivisions will remain on a boil water notice while the system properly flushes.

Visit https://www.libertyhilltx.gov/494/Water for more information.

09/23/2022

🚨UPDATE 10:51am: The procession is done and roads are open.

Within the next hour, expect delays on Highway 29, the southbound frontage road of IH-35, and Innerloop. There will be a procession for an Austin Police Officer who was in a fatality accident this morning. Our Fire Department and our officers will be blocking roads during this time. Please find alternate routes. Our thoughts and prayers are with our APD family.

08/31/2022

** ADVISORY **

Tomorrow, September 1st, is the start of dove hunting season in our area. Typically, this brings an increase in our response to shots fired calls. Listed below are some things to keep in mind regarding dove season:

1) During the season, hunters may hunt from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.

2) Discharge of fi****ms is generally prohibited within the city limits.

3) An exception exists for tracts of land in the ETJ or the city that are 10 acres or more as long as the shooting is more than 150 feet from a residence or an occupied building located on another property. The shooting must also be done in a manner not reasonably expected to cause a projectile to cross the boundary of the tract.

4) The Georgetown Police Department will continue to respond to all shots fired calls.

5) The purpose of this post is to provide awareness and possibly reduce the concern that the sound of a shotgun in a potential dove hunting area might create.

08/24/2022

The burn ban for the unincorporated areas of Williamson County will be lifted at noon Wednesday, August 24, due to recent rain. If warm and dry weather continues in the coming days, the burn ban could be implemented again as early as next week.

08/24/2022

08/11/2022

If you placed mail in the postal box at the Thrall Post Office on June 30th 2022 it may have been stolen. The box was discovered to have been pried open but it was unknown what may have been taken. Now several checks that had been mailed to vendors have now been deposited by unknown persons. Watch your accounts for suspicious activity or notifications from creditors about non payments.

08/11/2022

📚 Georgetown ISD schools start Thursday, 8/18
👀 Watch for school zones
🚸 School zone speed limits during posted hours or when lights flashing
🚫 📱 No use of mobile phone in an active school zone 👉 https://bit.ly/3QgS0IJ

08/11/2022

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07/28/2022

At tonight’s City Council meeting, Council voted to join our surrounding cities by moving to Phase 2 water restrictions for water conservation. Protecting our resources during these drought conditions requires using our water supply wisely and responsibly.

Phase 2 allows for one-day-a-week watering from an irrigation system. Hand-held watering is still allowed at any time.

Wetzel Park and subdivision splash pads and pools will remain open. Stay tuned for more detailed information.