The City of Jonestown is committed to responsible planned development, economic vitality, a program for public service improvements, and continued park expansions, as well as improving the quality of life for its residents. This website is intended to provide up-to-date information on services we provide, what is happening in city government, how we are working to enhance your quality of life, city news, community events, and other areas of interest.
Come and Get It****FREE MULCH ****Come and Get It
May 19th, 8am to 1pm at Jones Brothers Park
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| Now's your chance to get as much mulch as you need or want at absolutely no cost to you (what a break for your pocketbook, eh?). There are so many uses for this great stuff around your home...in your garden or flower beds to hold moisture and keep those pesky weeds away or create easy and inexpensive walkways through your landscape just to name a couple. All you need to do is bring a container to put it in...trailer, truck bed, bucket, trash bags...whatever you've got handy and come to the park between 8 and 1. Someone will be there to help with the loading. Don't miss this opportunity to get your free landscaping material! |
In light of recent wildfires, the continuing wildfire outbreaks around central Texas and the heightened fire danger in our area, the following link has links to critical information on preparing yourself and your family for evacuation and having a personal disaster plan for the aftermath. Please take a moment to review the site and its links, this knowledge will help you should you find yourself in the same situation as our neighbors and fellow Texans. Fires and Wildfire Disaster Information
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Burn Ban Remains In Effect
With a continuing lack of rainfall, Jonestown residents and park visitors are reminded that the risk of wildfire is extremely high, and burn bans for Travis and Williamson Counties remain in effect. A stepped up burn ban is in effect for all area LCRA, Travis County, and all City of Jonestown parks. No cooking fires are allowed that are fueled by charcoal, wood or any other solid fuels. Park visitors are only allowed to cook with "container" sources like Coleman brand or other gas stoves and/or grills. Fines range from up to $500 in Travis County, to up to $2,000 in Williamson County for violating the burn ban. All Fire Related Bans, Prohibitions, Procedures & Guidelines |
Recycle Calendar for 2012
City Administrator Dan Dodson's Comments on Jonestown's Bond Rating......here
Vehicle Registration Service For Travis County Residents Is Available At City Hall.
Community News
Meet Jonestown PD's Community Relations Officerread more....
Of Interest...........
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Grow Green.........
This comprehensive landscape program designed for Central Texans provides earth-wise solutions for healthy yards with an emphasis on water quality protection. Using earth-wise practices can save you time, energy, and money while helping protect our precious water resources. |
