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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 notice listed the board's meeting for Monday, March 23, 2026, at 5 p.m. in the Council Chamber at Municipal Court, 2801 Ranch Road 1869, Liberty Hill.

The agenda listed discussion, consideration and possible action on the proposed demolition of Project Vintage at 202 Myrtle.

The agenda cover listed a regular meeting for Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. at the City Council Chamber/Municipal Court Building, 2801 County Road 1869.

Agenda item headers in the same packet gave 2801 Ranch Road 1869 in Liberty Hill.

An October 2025 Williamson County fact sheet described Liberty Hill Bypass West (Segment 1), a two-lane project from SH 29 west of Liberty Hill High School to RM 1869. It said design was underway, with construction then expected to begin in spring 2026 and finish in spring 2028.

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.

The agenda header listed the Liberty Hill Economic Development Corporation meeting for Thursday, July 2, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.

It was listed for the Council Chamber at Municipal Court, 2801 Ranch Road 1869, Liberty Hill, Texas.

A Liberty Hill ISD webpage explains how students in special education prepare for education, employment and independent living after high school. The page says Texas ARD committees consider transition needs and add transition planning to a student's IEP by age 14.

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.

The posted agenda announced a special meeting for July 30, 2026, at 5 p.m. at the Council Chamber/Municipal Court Building, 2801 Ranch Road 1869.

The regular agenda listed discussion and possible action on the EDC's fiscal year 2026-2027 budget.

The posted agenda listed a Liberty Hill Economic Development Corporation board meeting for Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2026, at 5 p.m. at the Municipal Court council chamber, 2801 Ranch Road 1869.

The regular agenda listed discussion and possible action on covering a $9,632 budget difference for the Parks Master Plan, increasing the project cost from $75,000 to $84,632.

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.

The notice said the FY 2027 recommended budget was available at City Hall, 926 Main Street.

Proposed total funds were $68,649,943, versus $51,780,430 in the FY 2026 adopted budget.

Issuing a proclamation is a ceremonial function of the Liberty Hill mayor.

The mayor has discretion over whether a proclamation is issued.

A state construction filing lists a planned P. Terry’s Burger Stand No. 41 at 10990 Hwy. 29 in Liberty Hill. The filing gives a January 2027 construction start and a July 2027 target completion; no opening date has been announced.

The festival featured sculptures, live art demonstrations, children's activities and vendors.

Kelly Michael, executive director of the Liberty Hill Chamber of Commerce, said the festival celebrates the arts and the history of what started in Liberty Hill in 1976.

The museum is next door to the Liberty Hill Public Library in Lions Foundation Park.

Nash presented her research to the Over the Hill Gang senior fellowship group in downtown Liberty Hill.

The preview listed eight live muralists, interactive artists and performers, live music, food trucks, shopping, ice sculpting, chalk art and a Children's Imagination Garden.

The preview listed a closing street dance by Dysfunkshun Junkshun from 8 to 10 p.m.

The Liberty Hill Pro Rodeo website listed a PRCA-sanctioned, three-night event with a May 14, 2026 start date at Harvest Ranch Arena. It advertised 5 p.m. doors, a 6:30 p.m. rodeo and nightly mutton bustin' sign-ups.

The Lariat in Liberty Hill website lists model homes for builders including Ashton Woods, Drees Custom Homes, Chesmar, Highland Homes, Perry Homes and Tri Pointe. It invites visitors to tour the models in the Liberty Hill neighborhood.

A City of Liberty Hill zoning guide describes the C2 Downtown Commercial/Retail district and its permitted uses and lot standards. It lists eating establishments, bars or taverns, retail sales and service, and several dimensional rules.

The application fee totals $550: a $400 filing fee and a $150 published-notice fee.

A municipal services agreement specifying services and how they are provided must be signed by the property owner before annexation can proceed.

Liberty Hill ISD's substitute page describes up to $2,000 in semester stipends and a Friday premium for the 2026-27 school year, plus daily pay rates.

Liberty Hill ISD's new-hire page describes the path from application and supervisor recommendation through a Red Rover offer, required paperwork, fingerprinting and background checks, HR onboarding and final clearance to start.

Liberty Hill ISD's Success Academy page describes a virtual program for eligible high school students that combines online coursework with district support. It lists full-time virtual and hybrid pathways and says the academy is currently housed at Liberty Hill High School.

A Liberty Hill ISD Police Department page says traffic citations it issues may be processed through Williamson County Justice of the Peace Precinct 2 or Liberty Hill Municipal Court. It advises recipients to contact the applicable court with questions about payment or procedures.

A Liberty Hill ISD human resources page describes $2,000 referral and $2,000 new-hire incentives for eligible special education teacher, pre-K teacher and athletic trainer positions. The page says the combined potential is $4,000 per eligible filled position, subject to program requirements.

Liberty Hill ISD's history page traces local education from an 1854 log-cabin schoolhouse to a district it says serves more than 10,000 students in a community spanning 100 square miles.

A Liberty Hill ISD human resources page outlines Texas teacher-certification pathways for people starting careers, changing professions or already certified elsewhere, and links to state and alternative certification resources.

World Population Review's Liberty Hill page estimates the city's 2026 population at 15,377. It reports 15.47% annual growth and a 317.85% increase from the 3,680 recorded in the 2020 census.

A Grewal RE Group Liberty Hill page reviewed Aug. 9, 2026 lists a typical price range of $350,000 to $900,000-plus and gives July 31, 2026 as the end of its data period.

Trustees approved the 2026-27 attendance zones on Feb. 16.

February reporting said Lariat Trails Elementary in North Liberty Hill's Lariat neighborhood was slated to open in August; students from Sundance Estates, Northgate Ranch, Lariat and near CR 214 and CR 200, including Clearwater Ranch and Sundance Ranch, would attend.

The application asks for the organization's official name, address, contacts and federal/state ID numbers, plus prior-year funding amounts requested and funded.

The city page lists $45,000 allocated in the 2025/2026 budget for nonprofit 501(c)3 organizations.

Lariat Trails Elementary, a Liberty Hill ISD elementary campus, opened for the 2026-27 school year and welcomed its first students Aug. 12, 2026. The prekindergarten-through-fifth-grade campus is at 3086 County Road 214 in Liberty Hill.

The City of Liberty Hill's Planning and Development Department maintains a page titled "Recently Approved Planned Unit Developments (PUDs)." The page lists eight examples by name, including Liberty Center PUD and Liberty Hill RV Resort PUD.

Liberty Hill's LHTX Connect page explains how residents can report a concern with a category, location and optional photo. It lists weekday monitoring hours, a business-hours phone number and after-hours water and wastewater contacts, and says police, fire or medical emergencies should go to 911.

The Liberty Hill Police Department's Operations Services Division is commanded by Lt. Daniel Tercero, according to the city's page. It describes patrol officers as first responders and provides a phone number for residents to request extra patrols in a specific area.

The Liberty Hill City Secretary's Office handles records, elections, public information and TABC permit reviews; its City Hall office is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Liberty Hill Municipal Court's driving safety course page lists requirements for requesting a driving safety course. It says a charge may be dismissed by taking the course, and that requests can be made online. The page also lists documents and conditions defendants must satisfy.

The Liberty Hill Police Department's Support Services Division is led by Interim Police Chief Jeff Ringstaff and covers administrative services, reserves, community services, criminal investigations, property, logistics and fleet management. Its community programs include National Night Out, Blue Santa and Stuff A Cruiser.

Liberty Hill's Communications Department works under City Manager's Office direction on municipal communications and marketing. It handles events and festivals, newsletters, news releases, publications, graphics, social media, websites and media inquiries.