Community Pulse
What residents are talking about in Burnet County public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
39 topics in public safety
General Public Comment
Constitution Week
March 2026 Primary Election
General Public Comments
March 2026 Primary Election Report
Sheriff's Office Technology and Network Upgrades
Election Integrity
Electronic Voting Systems
Public Comments
Zoning & land use
Election Security
Public safety
Surveillance
Government Surveillance
General
Lone Star Faith, LLC EMS Application
Child Abuse Prevention Month
Government Letter of Approval for Lonestar Faith, LLC
Child Abuse and Prevention and Awareness month
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Invocation
Executive Session
Presentation from Caroline Ragsdill regarding the annual report from the Burnet County Child Welfare Board.
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) Fire Safety Risks
Unincorporated Area Burn Ban
November 4, 2025 Election Canvass
Public Hearing on the formation of the Burnet County Emergency Services District, No. 11 at 9:00 a.m. (Wilson)
FEMA Public Assistance Application
Formation of Emergency Services District No. 10
Review and discuss Burnet County's vehicle policies and vehicle retirement mileage report
Voting System
County Operations
National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
Child Abuse Awareness Month
Purchase of HART Intercivic Voting System
County-Wide Voting Program
Appointment of Burnet County Judge
County Judge Applicant Forums
County Judge Vacancy and Appointment Process
In the News
12 articlesRecent coverage of Burnet County from local and regional media.
New Avenue N bridge opens to traffic in Marble Falls
New Avenue N bridge opens to traffic in Marble Falls
Horseshoe Bay adopts budget, holds tax rate steady
Horseshoe Bay adopts budget, holds tax rate steady
Granite Shoals to vote on same tax rate, budget Sept. 22
Granite Shoals to vote on same tax rate, budget Sept. 22
Leaders share update on Wirtz Dam bridge project
Leaders share update on Wirtz Dam bridge project
MFISD approves $98M budget, lower tax rate
MFISD approves $98M budget, lower tax rate
Termed-out councilor returns to Granite Shoals dais - DailyTrib.com
Termed out of office just five months ago, former Granite Shoals councilor Steve Hougen is returning to the dais after being selected from five applicants to fill a vacant seat council seat.
Oct 9, 2026Marble Falls sets guidelines for future affordable housing projects - DailyTrib.com
Future Texas Housing Foundation (THF) projects in Marble Falls will face individual City Council review of their affordability requirements, potential property tax exemptions, and impact on public services.
Oct 9, 2026Marble Falls scales back wastewater plant to offset rising costs - DailyTrib.com
Marble Falls is making small cuts to its new One Water wastewater treatment plant to offset rising construction costs, though the latest changes still add $88,129.79 to the construction contract.
Oct 8, 2026Westside Park improvements move closer to construction - DailyTrib.com
Marble Falls is moving closer to construction on major improvements to Westside Park after formally accepting a $750,000 state grant awarded earlier this year. The grant agreement with the Texas Parks and Wildl...
Oct 7, 2026Burnet County develops long-term roadmap for transportation planning - DailyTrib.com
On Tuesday, Oct. 13, the Burnet County Commissioners Court will consider approval of a transportation plan that will guide repairs, maintenance, and development of the county’s infrastructure through the year 2050.
Oct 7, 2026Burnet County Sheriff’s Office to use temporary phone numbers this weekend - DailyTrib.com
The Burnet County Sheriff’s Office will undergo building maintenance this weekend, leaving several of its phone lines inoperable. The agency has provided two alternative ways to contact the office in the case of non-emergency calls.
Oct 6, 2026Highland Lakes area sees moderate flooding - DailyTrib.com
Heavy rain across the Lower Colorado River Basin led to moderate flooding across Burnet and Llano counties on Friday, Oct. 2. No major damage has been reported, but some low water crossings were made impassable...
Oct 2, 2026