Welcome to the City of Live Oak, Texas!
Incorporated in 1960, City founders considered the Interstate35 and Loop 1604 interchange a perfect location amid gently-rolling hills.
Live Oak has evolved from a rich farming and ranching tradition to developments of peaceful residential neighborhoods, multiple shopping centers, a major hospital and medical complexes, college campuses, and financial resources.
Nearly half of the residents have lived in Live Oak for more than 10 years. New families with young children have relocated to our community increasing the population to over 13,100.
| Mayor Mary M. Dennis and all the City Council provided certificates of congratulations to the members of the Live Oak Jaguar Football team for winning the 2011 TYFA Division II Junior Football Championships. |  |
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Mayor Mary M. Dennis and all City Council Members thanked retiring Police Chief Ron Echols for his service to the City. Chief Echols is retiring after a long career in law enforcement and 3 years of service to the citizens of the City of Live Oak. |
Public Information Notice - Fitness Park Public Meeting, February 16, 2012
| Live Oak's Finance Director Leroy Kowalik and his Staff Jackie Malloy and Kathy Schobinger announced that, for the forth year in a row, Live Oak has received the Government Finance Officers Association's Certificate for Excellence and Achievement in Financial Reporting. |  |
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Mayor Pro Tem Cimics and City Manager Matt Smith helped the development team from Godfrey Construction turn dirt on the Villas at Mira Loma, the second phase of the Mira Loma Apartments behind the Gateway Plaza Shopping Center at Loop 1604 and IH 35. Phase #2 will add 268 apartments to the 378 existing apartments, contributing to a substantial development in a growing portion of our City. |
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Stage I Watering Restricitions Please visit the Code Enforcment page and download the PDF document titled Water Restrictions located under Forms and Reports for more information. |
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