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.
Proposed 2010-2011 Budget click hereOktoberfest 2010.......October 16th & 17th.....Information, Musical Lineup, ActivitiesJoin A Healthy Conversation.....The Central Health Connection is a community planning initiative engaging Central Texans to share their healthcare experiences in order to make Travis County a model healthy community. They would like to hear from people like you who use healthcare services - what is working, what is broken, what are new ideas we have not tried? Please take a moment and fill out a short survey to help improve your access to healthcare services in Travis County. Central Health Connection is an initiative of Central Health (formerly the Travis County Healthcare District).
Healthcare Survey
Central Health Connection WebsiteNew Code Changes Go Into Effect February 1, 2010The City of Jonestown has adopted new codes for construction within the City. These new codes take effect February 1, 2010. Click here for a complete list of the new codes as well as adopted amendments to the IPC and NEC.Boat Ramps #1 Open to BoatersPark Director Lina Wentz announced the opening of Boat Ramp 1 on 2-12-2010. Ramp 2 and 3 are now closed.
City Administrator Dan Dodson's Comments on Jonestown's Bond Rating......here
Vehicle Registration Service Moves to City Hall
Beginning Monday, March 31st all Travis County vehicle registrations previously available at the Jonestown PD administrative office will be available at City Hall, located at 18649 FM 1431, Suite 4A.
Community News
Meet Jonestown PD's Community Relations Officer read more....
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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.
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