Llano City Animal Control

The City of Llano provides a range of services and resources to enhance community engagement and support local governance. With initiatives like the Llano Main Street Program, which has received accreditation for meeting rigorous performance standards, the city is dedicated to fostering a vibrant community atmosphere. Residents can stay informed about city meetings, events, and important announcements through various channels, including social media and subscription services. The city also actively encourages participation in local governance through notifications and proposals for public services, such as maintaining city parks. Generated from the website

Sunrise Beach Village City, nestled between Marble Falls and Llano in Llano County, holds the distinction of being one of the earliest lakefront subdivisions on Lake Lyndon B. Johnson. Initially established in 1958 by developer David Miller as a resort and retirement community, it later evolved into a thriving village. With recreational facilities, motels, eateries, and construction-related businesses, the population steadily grew, culminating in incorporation and a subsequent name change to Sunrise Beach Village. Over the years, the city has seen fluctuations in population, from an estimated 800 residents in the 1970s to 739 people in the 2020 census. Its picturesque location, covering 2.3 square miles with a significant water area, attracts residents and visitors alike. Governed by an active municipal administration, Sunrise Beach Village offers a serene lakeside lifestyle within the Central time zone, with a functional status code indicating the provision of essential governmental services. Generated from the website content

The Horseshoe Bay Fire Department is an essential emergency service department within the city structure of Horseshoe Bay, Texas. With a dedicated team of 23 full-time firefighters, including the Fire Chief, Fire Marshal, and Shift Captains, the department operates out of two fire stations and runs shifts of 48 96 hours with a minimum staffing of 6 personnel. Their mission is to protect and serve the community through proactive fire prevention, rapid emergency response, and community-wide education, prioritizing the well-being of residents, visitors, and the environment. The vision of the Horseshoe Bay Fire Department is to be a professional organization that leads the community in the highest quality of public safety. They are committed to values such as being prepared for duty, serving with honor, responding with compassion, and being committed to professional excellence. The department also offers CPR and AED classes to citizens of Horseshoe Bay and contract communities at no cost, and residents can sign up for emergency notifications through the City of Horseshoe Bay's partnership with the Capital Area Council of Governments and the CivicReady system.Generated from the website