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The county polling list includes one early-voting location and four Election Day locations in its Liberty Hill listing. Early voting is scheduled for Oct. 19-30, and Election Day is Nov. 3.
The City of Liberty Hill named Traci Anderson its executive director of strategic development, an Oct. 9, 2026 report said. Anderson, who assumed the role Sept. 30, previously led economic development corporations in Jarrell and Buda.
A Sept. 21, 2026 Liberty Hill Independent report said the City of Liberty Hill is seeking resident feedback on the next phase of its Liberty Hill 2030 Strategic Plan. The city proposed six strategic pillars and invited residents to participate through an online survey.
Liberty Hill City Council filled its Place 5 vacancy with Lacy Scott and named members to a new legislative subcommittee ahead of the 90th Texas Legislative Session.
Liberty Hill City Council approved a $1.47 million professional services agreement with Griffin-Swinerton to serve as owner's representative for the first phase of the Downtown District project. The six-month phase will refine the 2024 Master Plan, conduct market and infrastructure studies, and develop a Concept Master Plan, with the overall process projected to extend through 2029.
Liberty Hill's City Council approved a $2.48 million project on July 8, 2026, to pave and expand the City Park parking lot, including a $2,196,119 construction contract and a $285,000 contingency; construction is underway, with completion expected in February 2027.
A Liberty Hill Municipal Court packet outlines what a citizen complainant must do to file a complaint against another citizen. It describes sworn filing requirements, required court appearances and the judge's dismissal authority.
The City of Liberty Hill's Information Requests page says most documents of a public entity such as Liberty Hill are open to public inspection under the Texas Public Information Act. It says requests must be in writing to the city's public information officer and made to the City Secretary. The page also outlines other procedures: format, research limits, delivery, response timing and fees; requesters are notified of applicable costs before officials proceed.
A City of Liberty Hill notice made the FY 2027 recommended budget available for inspection and listed a recommended total tax rate of $0.494268 per $100 valuation. It said the budget would raise $937,656.04, or 16.6%, more total property taxes than last year's budget; $531,904.60, or 56.7%, of that amount is revenue from new property.
A City of Liberty Hill service-line inventory table lists local locations and fields covering system-owned and customer-owned portions, material classifications and installation dates. The document also says water providers are required to maintain an internal record of addresses for every service line.
An undated Liberty Hill webpage describes mayoral proclamations as ceremonial, lists eligibility limits, and links to a request form and guidelines with submission instructions.
The Liberty Hill Municipal Court's August 2026 Appointments and Fees Report, citing Texas Government Code 36.004, recorded no appointments and no approved fees for the listed roles: attorney ad litem, competency evaluator, guardian, guardian ad litem, or mediator.