DRIPPING SPRINGS — On Aug. 15, the Dripping Springs City Council unanimously approved the installation of an eclipse display at Veterans Memorial Park, located at 511 E. Mercer St. The city will experience two eclipses over the next nine months: an annular solar eclipse on Oct. 14, 2023, and a total...

DRIPPING SPRINGS — On Tuesday, May 16, Dripping Springs City Council unanimously approved the expenditure of funds for Roger Hanks Extension shared use path improvements. The city entered into an offsite road and trail agreement with Stratford Land Fund IV, L.P., the developer of the Heritage Subdiv...

Council postpones action DRIPPING SPRINGS — Banners were a hot topic of discussion last week in Dripping Springs. At its May 2 meeting, Dripping Springs City Council considered a resolution repealing the Co-Sponsorship Policy, which has been deemed no longer necessary as Dripping Springs Ranch Park ...

DRIPPING SPRINGS — The city is looking to improve the network and audio-visual quality at Dripping Springs Ranch Park (DSRP). At the March 21 meeting, Dripping Springs City Council unanimously approved city staff to negotiate and enter contracts with recommended vendors, Felix Media for audio-visual...

DRIPPING SPRINGS — In response to damages caused by the recent ice storm, Dripping Springs has extended its disaster declaration. The storm, labeled as Winter Storm Mara, started to sweep across Central Texas on Jan. 30 causing major damage including massive power outages, debris from fallen tree li...

By Megan Wehring DRIPPING SPRINGS – An applicant was given the green light to have a mobile food vendor on their property in Dripping Springs.  Location map for the mobile food truck on 501 Old Fitzhugh Road. On Oct. 4, the Dripping Springs City Council approved a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to all...

By Megan Wehring  DRIPPING SPRINGS — The temporary development moratorium related to wastewater availability in Dripping Springs expired on Sunday, Sept. 18. A temporary moratorium on development was enacted on Nov. 18, 2021 and was extended in February 2022 to May 21, 2022. In May, the moratorium a...

By Megan Wehring  DRIPPING SPRINGS – Despite the recent wildfires and the county being under a burn ban, the city of Dripping Springs is not executing a disaster declaration at this time.  On Aug. 9, the Dripping Springs City Council discussed the possibility of declaring a disaster for the city due...

Staff Report DRIPPING SPRINGS – The mayor of Dripping Springs and two city council members secured their seats prior to holding an election.  During the consent agenda, the Dripping Springs City Council unanimously voted March 3 to cancel its scheduled May election since all three candidates are run...

By Megan Wehring  DRIPPING SPRINGS — The city of Dripping Springs will undergo its development moratorium for an additional 90 days. At its Feb. 15 meeting, the Dripping Springs City Council approved the extension that will last through May 21. The moratorium will continue to affect permits for new ...