The City will begin its annual meter changeout program in June. The City has contracted with Core & Main and Ratliff Utilities. Contractors will have City of Lampasas Logo signs on their trucks for easy identification. Read on...
Hanna Springs Pool will be open for full season regular hours beginning June 8, 2021. Hancock Springs Pool will be open for full season regular hours beginning June 5, 2021. Additional Info...
The Public Library will be offering a summer reading program this year, though it will be different than in years past. The theme is “Tails & Tales” so all programming will be animal-related! They will have virtual story times and outdoor programs. Read on...
The City of Lampasas has received and/or is applying for a Texas Community Development Block Grant (TxCDBG) contract under the Community Development Fund from the Texas Department of Agriculture. Read on...
Miss a council meeting, but want to stay informed? Live streaming, audio recordings, and packet download is available. In the event that live streaming is delayed, the full audio recording is available. Council Recordings
The City of Lampasas has received a Texas Community Development Block Grant (TxCDBG) contract under the Community Development Fund from the Texas Department of Agriculture. Read on...
In an emergency, Lampasas residents can now text 911 for help. An automated system will confirm receipt of the text message, and a conversation with police dispatch officers will begin. Lampasas Dispatch Record Story
July 23, 2018 the Lampasas City Council approved to amend the Code of Ordinances, Chapter 2, Entitled “Administration” by adding new Article IX, regulating burglar alarm systems. This Ordinance requires a permit for the operation of a burglar alarm system Read on...
CityofLampasas” is the official mobile app for the City of Lampasas, Texas, and your source for news, events, employment, and more. Download the app today and connect with City of Lampasas! Read on...
As storm season arrives, you may occasionally hear warning sirens alerting you to severe weather, but what do the sirens mean? Sirens go off for tornadoes, thunderstorms accompanied by winds of 70 mph or higher, or hail that is golf ball sized or larger. Read on...
Effective immediately the City of Lampasas will only accept brush, limbs and clippings at the City Barn located at 201 Brown Street on Fridays between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Read on...
