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City of Buda to hose a free mobile vaccine clinic Friday, June 18 2021 at 8:00 a.m. at the Buda Municipal Complex located at 405 E. Loop St. All qualified individuals ages 12 and over can receive the vaccine for free and with no appointment is necessary. Read on...ALERT! The splash pad at Buda Amphitheater & City Park is experiencing maintenance issues that will continue throughout the weekend. Fortunately, the waterfall feature is functioning and can be utilized at this time. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the splash pad at Buda Amphitheater & City Park is closed today, Monday, May 31. City Facilities will be closed Monday, May 31, 2021 in observance of Memorial Day. Emergency services will still be available. May 24 - 28, 2021 is Flood Awareness Week, an annual event promoted by the Texas Floodplain Management Association. Residents are encouraged to be emergency prepared and weather aware by knowing what to do and when in a potential flooding situation. Read on...City of Buda is hosting a free mobile vaccine clinic on May 28 in the Buda Municipal Complex parking lot. Those who received their vaccines at this mobile clinic can enter a raffle contest to win a VIP Access Package to Red, White and Buda. Read on...The City of Buda is hosting a free mobile vaccine clinic in the Buda City Hall Parking lot. The first dose of the Pfizer vaccine will be given to all qualified age groups on Friday, May 28, and the second dose on Friday, June 18 starting at 8:00 a.m. Read on...Kenneth Williams, City Manager of the City of Buda, recently received the Credentialed Manager designation from the International City/County Management Association (ICMA). Read on...May 3-7, 2021 is Air Quality Awareness Week and the City of Buda has joined the many organizations, including Air Central Texas, to support and promote air quality in our area! Read on...City of Buda had a tee-rific team at the Buda Bogey Golf Classic to support the Buda Area Chamber of Commerce! The official team was City Manager Kenneth Williams, Police Chief Bo Kidd, Police Sergeant Barry Lee, and Utility Supervisor Marty Clark. The City of Buda celebrated Public Service Recognition Week. Thank you to all of our staff for their dedicated service to the City of Buda and its citizens! ???? Read on...NEW OPENING DATE! Due to inclement weather, the opening of the Buda City Park and Green Meadows splash pads has been postponed to tomorrow, Sunday, May 2. Read on...Heavy rain and minor flooding is likely Friday evening through Saturday evening with rain totaling between 2 and 5 inches. A flash flood watch has been issued for the Hill Country and Austin Metro areas. Read on...Mark your calendars! The City Park and Green Meadows splashpads are opening one week from today, Saturday May 1! ?? The City of Buda adopted amendments to the Unified Development Code (UDC) at its Tuesday, April 20, 2021 City Council meeting. The UDC represents the City’s adopted rules and regulations for development within the City limits and ETJ. Read on...The project will create a flood relief channel from west of the railroad tracks near Buda Mill & Grain across FM 2770 to Onion Creek. The project, approved by voters as part of the 2014 Bond Election, will alleviate flooding along FM 2770 and Bluff St. If you drive down Main Street today, you will notice an old friend has made a new home — the Garison Windmill. Serving as a landmark to travelers near and far, the windmill has made its way just across the street next to the future Buda Welcome Center. Read on...The City of Buda’s Fiscal Year 2020 annual audit of the City’s financial reports has been completed by external audit firm Whitley Penn, LLP and received an unmodified, or “clean”, opinion on the audit. Read on...City of Buda Earns Tree City USA Designation For 2nd Consecutive Year, Green Waste Pickup, City of Buda Jobs Facebook Page, Groundwater Awareness Week, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...The City of Buda recently earned designation for the 2nd consecutive year as a Tree City USA city by the Texas Forest Service and the Arbor Day Foundation. This effort was led by the City’s Sustainability Commission and Parks Commission. Read on...Winter Storm Recovery Assistance, Women's History Month, Applications for Boards and Commissions, and more in this week's Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...In the interest of public safety, the City of Buda will continue to require all employees, patrons, and visitors to wear masks on City of Buda property, including City Hall, Buda Public Library, Buda Police Department, etc. Read on...The City is waiving single trade permit fees for repairs related to winter storm and sub-freezing temperatures for 60 days. Read on...In light of the recent winter storm and to help relieve the financial burden on residents and businesses, the City of Buda is offering winter storm recovery assistance. Read on...Black History Month Lift Every Voice Virtual Celebration, Winter Storm Recovery Resources, Mission Buda Cares, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter. Read on...The F7 Group, Texas Firewalkers, and Buda Area Chamber of Commerce have launched Mission Buda Cares to bring lunch and dinner to first responders, hospital medical workers, grocery employees and any Hays County resident in need of a meal. Read on...We will have one final bottle water distribution today at Tom Green Elementary from 4 to 6 p.m., or while supplies last. Tom Green is located at 1301 Old Goforth Road. Read on...UPDATE: The water distribution site at Tom Green Elementary is now closed as all available bottled water has been distributed. Read on...TDS plans to collect waste on your next regular service day and will accept an additional 2 bags left next to your cart. This will be the case for recycling as well. TDS will collect 2 boxes next to the cart of recycling on your next regular recycling day Read on...UPDATE: The water distribution site at Tom Green Elementary is now closed as all available bottled water has been distributed. Read on...Last week's City Council meeting has been scheduled for tonight (Monday, Feb. 22) at 5:30 PM. This is a virtual meeting. Read on...As we mentioned earlier, the boil water notice for City of Buda Water Customers East of Onion Creek has been lifted. Here are some tips on what to do now that your tap water is safe for consumption. Read on...Good news! The boil water notice for City of Buda Water Customers East of Onion Creek is now lifted. We received the results from our water samples and all is good. Your tap water is now safe for consumption. Read on...During an emergency City Council meeting this afternoon, the Buda City Council approved a resolution to extend the Mayor's Local Disaster Declaration originally put into place on February 14. Read on...The water distribution site at Tom Green Elementary is now closed as all available bottled water has been distributed. Water distribution site at YMCA remains open. Read on...Normal water use can resume with no restrictions. That means car washes are fine, there is no limit on shower times, dish washing, or laundry loads. However, the boil water notice remains in effect for those East of Onion Creek. Read on...Water distribution site at Tom Green Elementary is now closed as all available bottled water has been distributed. Water bottling filling location at the YMCA is still open until 4 p.m. Read on...Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) are encouraging Texans to complete the Self Reporting Damage Survey. Read on...We will be distributing bottled water at Tom Green Elementary from Noon to 4 today. A drinking water filling distribution station is set up in the Buda YMCA parking lot on the side of town from noon to 4 PM on both Saturday, Feb. 20 and Sunday, Feb. 21. Read on...The City of Buda is setting up a drinking water filling distribution station in the Buda YMCA parking lot from noon to 4 PM on both Saturday, Feb. 20 and Sunday, Feb. 21. Read on...Water Resources Coordinator Blake Neffendorf explains how to shut off your water if you have a pipe burst. He also shows you how to know if you're experiencing smaller leaks. (VIDEO) Read on...The City of Buda is setting up a drinking water filling distribution station in the Buda YMCA parking lot from noon to 4 PM today (Friday, Feb. 19), or while supplies last. Read on...City of Buda water customers, you can register your account (for free) on the Water Smart Customer Portal. All you need is your account ID and your zip code. By signing up on the portal, you can set water usage alerts and leak alerts. Read on...We may have to issue a boil water notice for the west side of town due to loss in system pressure. We will keep you updated. Please continue to conserve water. Read on...The City started receiving water from GRBA, our surface water supplier last night to replenish our tanks. This, along with getting our wells 1 and 3 back online will slowly improve the water situation downtown and East of Onion Creek. Read on...Here are some tips for those of you East of Onion Creek who are currently under a boil water notice. Read on...Due to days of power outages, sub-freezing temps and an interruption in service from GBRA we are experiencing low pressure in our water system. City crews are working to restore system pressure east of Onion Creek at this time. Read on...Pedernales Electric Cooperative has restored power to most citizens in Buda and right now there are rolling blackouts. The City has been in constant contact with PEC and we continue to work closely with them regarding power issues. Read on...Here is the latest from Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC) on the power situation. Read on...The City of Buda is operating virtually for the rest of the week (Wednesday, Feb. 17, Thursday, Feb. 18, and Friday, Feb. 19) due to the continued winter weather conditions. You can reach the City at 512-312-0084. Read on...Hays CISD school buses have been converted to portable "Warming Centers" for temporary relief for Buda residents at several locations. Read on...City of Buda has set up a phone bank for citizens to call and report needs associated with the severe winter weather. This is for things like frozen water pipes, extended power outages of 12 hours or more not related to the rolling blackouts, etc. Read on...A Winter Storm Warning is in effect from 6 PM today (Tuesday, Feb. 16) to Thursday (Feb. 18) at 8 AM. Read on...If you experiencing a service interruption, please be patient. PEC crews are working tirelessly to restore electric service as quickly and safely as possible. Read on...The City Council Meeting for Tuesday, Feb. 16 has been canceled. When we have a reschedule date, we will share it. Read on...For the safety of our employees and citizens, City Hall, including the Buda Public Library and other City facilities, will be closed on Tuesday, Feb. 16. Essential staff will continue to work through the winter weather. Read on...The bitter cold winter weather in the region has caused issues and interruptions of service across Hays County. Due to the current conditions and forecasted weather for the next several days, here are some updates from Hays County. Read on...The City is asking our water customers to limit water usage as much as possible. Due to a loss of power at GBRA of Texas (our surface water supplier), we are currently running the water system on groundwater wells with limited power supply availability. Read on...Due to continued frigid weather across Texas, the regional electric grid is operating under emergency conditions. Utilities statewide, including Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC), have been directed to reduce demand. Read on...The Hays County Sheriff’s Office and local first responders are pleading with the citizens of Hays County to NOT DRIVE during this weather event. If you must drive and become stranded, the sheriff's office has some advice. Read on...Texas Disposal Systems will not be running services tomorrow (Monday, Feb. 15) due to road conditions. There will be no green waste or commercial services tomorrow. Read on...Mayor Lee Urbanovsky today issued a Local Disaster Declaration due to severe winter weather conditions in Buda. The declaration is in effect immediately for a period of seven (7) days or until winter weather conditions no longer exist. Read on...Please be careful if you venture outside. It's best to stay inside your home where it's safe. Buda Fire and EMS have responded to several incidents of people falling on slippery sidewalks or surfaces and being taken to the hospital with broken bones. Read on...We have created a winter weather blog with information related to the winter weather, including road closures, a link to the Pedernales Electric Outage map, resources available for those in need, etc. Read on...Due to worsening weather conditions, Curative testing sites are closed through Tuesday, February 16. Curative will resume normal operations on Wednesday if conditions allow. Read on...Hays County Office of Emergency Management has compiled a list of resources that may be helpful to county residents during this week’s bitter cold weather in Central Texas. Read on...Please stay home if at all possible. Icy roads are being reported throughout our area. If you must travel, please follow the driving tips below from Tx-DOT. While there are no current road closures in Buda, your best bet is to still stay home. Read on...Temperatures are expected to be at or below freezing until early next week. This makes water pipes susceptible to freezing and bursting. Drip indoor faucets overnight or when water use is minimal to prevent freezing. Read on...With winter weather sticking around through next week, it's a good idea to hunker down and stay home if you can. All City parks will close starting today (Friday, Feb. 12). Read on...Here is the forecast from the National Weather Service through the weekend. Please be aware that things could always change. Please monitor your local weather forecasts. Read on...Winter Weather, City of Buda Accepting Boards and Commissions Applications, City of Buda Solid Waste Survey, Black History Month Lift Every Voice Virtual Celebration, and more in this week's Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Weather Update from the Hays County: Due to anticipated severe weather, second dose appointments for Monday, 2/15, are moving to Wednesday, 2/17 Read on...A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect through midnight for Hays County. Temperatures will remain steady or fall a few degrees during the day today, and be near or below freezing for locations. Freezing rain is possible. Read on...The City of Buda is seeking feedback on its solid waste services including trash, recycling, green waste, and bulk pick-up. Please take 3 minutes to complete our survey to help us plan future services. Read on...The Department of State Health Services (DSHS) notified Hays County Local Health Department (HCLHD) that an individual in Hays County tested positive for the UK variant* of COVID-19. Read on...The City of Buda is seeking applications from qualified individuals to serve on the various Boards and Commissions. The deadline to submit a completed application is March 31, 2020. Read on...An arctic airmass will bring an extended period of cold weather to Central Texas later this week and the coldest temperatures we've seen in a while. With the anticipated freezing temperatures, it is important to prepare. Read on...All city offices, including the Buda Public Library, will be closed on Monday, Feb. 15, 2021 in observance of Presidents' Day. Read on...Black History Month Upcoming Events, COVID-19 Enforcement Dashboard, COVID-19 Vaccination Pre-Registration, Presidents' Day Holiday and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter. Read on...A pre-registration sign-up is now available for the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Please note, this is a waiting list, not an appointment sign-up. To put your name on the waiting list, visit https://www.haysinformed.com/covid-19 Read on...This week's City Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 2 at 5:30 p.m. This is a virtual meeting. Read on...Per the Governor's Executive Order GA-32, with COVID-19 cases in our hospital trauma service area under 15% for the past seven days, bars can reopen, elective surgeries can resume and businesses can increase to 75% capacity. Read on...COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments, Buda & Travel Lifestyle Magazine, Black History Month Upcoming Events, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...The next COVID-19 vaccine appointment portal opens at noon this coming Friday, Jan 29. Supply is still extremely limited and appointments will fill up quickly. Read on...Community Survey Results, Hays County COVID-19 Vaccine Update, Guidance for Paying Property Tax Bill When Protesting Appraisal, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...The much-anticipated rollout of the Hays County COVID-19 vaccine is set to begin soon, though County officials caution the pace will be slow at first. Hays County Local Health Department (HCLHD) is awaiting a shipment of 1,950 doses of the Pfizer vaccine. Read on...REMINDER: The City of Buda is looking for your input regarding our recent holiday activities. We have a short survey for you to take. The deadline to complete the survey is January 31, 2021. Read on...In December 2020, the City Council was given the results of the 2020 Resident Survey. The City worked with Texas State University’s Center for Public Policy, Research, and Training to conduct the survey. Read on...Hays County is now designated as a COVID-19 vaccine hub per the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS). Read on...Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday, Occupancy Rollbacks Triggered in Hays County, COVID-19 Vaccination Information, Main Street Update, YMCA Reset Challenge, Hays County Draft Transportation Plan, and more in this week's Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...The Boil Water Notice issued on Jan. 12 from Monarch Utilities for Plum Creek Public Water System customers in Eastern Hays County has been rescinded. The water no longer is required to be boiled prior to use. Read on...Hays County Health Dept. and Office of Emergency Services has been preparing for COVID-19 vaccination distribution for weeks, but for now, residents will be directed to either their personal medical providers or vaccine hubs in Travis and Bexar Counties. Read on...All city offices, including the Buda Public Library, will be closed on Monday, Jan. 18, 2021 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Read on...Monarch Utilities has issued a “Boil Water Notice” for customers in the Plum Creek water system in Eastern Hays County. This does NOT effect City of Buda water customers. Read on...New restrictions are taking effect in Buda/Hays County tonight (Sunday, Jan. 10) at midnight after seven consecutive days of rising COVID-19 hospitalizations. Read on...A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Hays County on Sunday, January 10 where up to 1 inch of snow is expected, according to the National Weather Service. Read on...Speed Limit Amended on Portion of FM 1626, Main Street Construction Update, State COVID-19 Vaccination Information, Holiday Events Survey, Finance Department Receives Budget Award, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture! Read on...COVID-19 cases are on the rise across Hays County. The number of COVID-19 hospitalizations are also escalating in our Trauma Service Area (TSA) which could lead to business restrictions per the Governor's Executive Order GA-32. Read on...As we move into 2021, the City of Buda wants to know what you liked and what we could improve on in respect to our recent holiday activities. We have a short survey for you to take. Read on...The City of Buda is proud to announce that it has once again received the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting. Read on...The Buda City Council adopted an ordinance to modify the speed limit on FM 1626 within the Buda City Limits. This will change the posted speed limit to 55 miles per hour from the temporary construction work zone speed limit of 45 miles per hour. Read on...Water is currently off at the Buda Sportsplex. This includes water to the restrooms and dog park. During a dig out to repair a broken irrigation line, a main water line was punctured. Staff is working to get everything back online. Read on...You still have time to take the City's Parks, Recreation, & Open Space Master Plan Survey. We have extended the date to Tuesday, January 19. Read on...The City Council Meeting on Tuesday, Jan 5., 2021 is a virtual meeting. It starts at 5:30 p.m. Read on...Now that Christmas is over, you may be wondering how to dispose of your tree? Texas Disposal Systems (TDS) will pick-up unflocked Christmas trees curbside on regularly scheduled green waste pick-up days from Dec. 26, 2020 – Jan. 31, 2021. Read on...Christmas/New Years Holiday Schedule, City of Buda Annual Christmas Video, Stay Safe Over the Holidays, Fireworks Ordinance, Buda Parks, Recreation & Open Master Plan Public Survey, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...All City of Buda offices, including the Buda Public Library, will be closed on Thursday, Dec. 24, Friday, Dec. 25, and Friday, Jan. 1 in observance of Christmas and New Years. Read on...?TDS (Texas Disposal Systems) will NOT collect waste on Friday, Christmas Day. Services that normally take place on Friday will slide to the next day. Saturday services will be unaffected. Read on...All City of Buda offices, including the Buda Public Library, will be closed on Friday, Jan. 1. Read on...With the New Year just around the corner, the City of Buda wanted to remind citizens that fireworks are prohibited in and around Buda. Read on...As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Buda and Hays County, we want to remind citizens and Buda establishments that there are still restrictions in place per Governor orders GA-29 and GA-32. Read on...Christmas/New Years Holiday, COVID-19 Cases on the Rise in Buda & Hays County, Drive-Thru Trail of Lights, Trout Fishing Day at Bradfield Pond, Buda Main Street Program Receives Grant, and more in this week's Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Buda and across Hays County. Please continue to stay vigilant and take the necessary precautions to protect your loved ones, our healthcare workers, and the community. Together we can make a “budaful” difference. Read on...A big congratulations to Human Resources Director Vicki Fuchs. She was named Employee of the Year! We also have a number of employees who have reached the 5,10, and 15 year milestones. Read on...The Texas Downtown Association Anice Read Fund Grant was awarded to the Buda Main Street Program to support a new category of the Buda Downtown Improvement Grant for COVID-19 Safety-Related projects. Read on...All City of Buda offices, including the Buda Public Library, will be closed on Thursday, Dec. 24, Friday, Dec. 25, and Friday, Jan. 1 in observance of Christmas and New Years. Read on...Come to Bradfield Village for a free day of learning and fishing as part of Trout Fishing Day on Saturday, Dec. 19! Take home up to 5 fish and join in on the fun with how to stations taught by Texas Parks and Wildlife. Read on...The City Council Meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 15 will be a virtual meeting. It starts at 5:30 PM. Read on...The Buda Festival of Trees is NOW OPEN in the Buda Greenbelt! Come enjoy the trees donated by you, the community, in support of keeping the doors open for Downtown Buda businesses. Read on...City Offices Close Early/Library Closed All Day on Dec. 11, City Park Now Open to the Public, Buda Parks, Recreation & Open Space Master Plan Survey, Drive-Thru Trail of Lights, Festival of Trees and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture. Read on...The wait is finally over! Buda City Park is now officially open to the public. Thank you for your patience during construction. Read on...The Curative COVID-19 testing site in Buda and sites around Hays County are now by appointment only due to the increase in demand for COVID-19 testing. Read on...REMINDER: All City of Buda offices will close at noon on Friday, Dec. 11 for the City’s Employee Holiday Luncheon. The Buda Public Library will be closed all day on Friday, Dec. 11. Read on...The Hays County COVID-19 Relief Fund is taking applications for grants to assist with rent, mortgage and utility payments for Hays County residents impacted by COVID-19. The deadline is Dec. 22 Read on...The City of Buda conducts its annual wastewater rate averaging every year from November through February. By reducing your water consumption/fixing leaks during this period, you can reduce the amount charged over the proceeding 12 months for wastewater. Read on...The City of Buda needs your help and input! The City is updating its Park, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan. Please take some time to answer this survey about parks and recreation in Buda. Read on...Our phone system will be down for a period of time this afternoon starting at 1pm due to unplanned maintenance to try and correct the dropped calls we are experiencing. We apologize for the inconvenience. Read on...The "Budafest Holiday Tour" kicks off tonight (Friday, Dec. 4) with fireworks shows in both Central and West Buda! Also, Santa begins the first of four mini parades throughout Buda. Read on...Budafest Holiday Tour Begins Dec. 4, Trail of Lights Drive-Thru Begins Dec. 5, Downtown Festival of Trees, Buda Area Food Raiser, Downtown Buda Curbside Pilot Program, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture! Read on...The Buda Main Street Program has launched a temporary Curbside Pilot Program to help businesses in Historic Downtown Buda connect with their customers more conveniently. Read on...The Buda City Council adopted an updated Transportation Mobility Master Plan (TMMP) at its December 1 meeting. The City worked with citizens and stakeholders to identify and prioritize projects that ultimately formed the updated plan. Read on...Alliance Regional Water Authority will be paving the areas disturbed during their pipeline construction project on Wednesday December 2. This will impact portions of Summer Pointe Drive and Old Black Colony Road. Read on...All City of Buda offices will close at noon on Friday, Dec. 11 for the City’s Employee Holiday Luncheon. The Buda Public Library will be closed all day on Friday, Dec. 11. Read on...The Buda Public Library is extending its hours! Beginning TODAY (Monday, Nov. 30) the library will be open late two days a week! Read on...The City of Buda Main Street Program, in partnership with the Downtown Buda Merchants Group, has launched the Buda Festival of Trees new fundraiser to help keep downtown businesses open this holiday season and spark joy in the local community. Read on...Thanksgiving Holiday, Tips on Staying Safe and Healthy This Thanksgiving from the CDC, Small Business Saturday, Virtual Tree Lighting Ceremony, Trail of Lights, Budafest Holiday Tour, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...In your preparation for the holiday season, Buda is here to help you recycle any of your old, broken, or unused holiday lights! Read on...Budafest is back! While this year’s festivities will look a little different in light of COVID-19, we are honoring the long-time holiday tradition in 2020 form with “The Budafest Holiday Tour”. We have holiday activities scheduled for 9 days straight! Read on...REMINDER: Free COVID-19 testing is available in Buda through Curative! Curative is set up in the parking lot at Main Street and China Street near the public restrooms across from Main Street Dental. Read on...Thanksgiving Holiday, Small Business Saturday, Virtual Tree Lighting Ceremony, Trail of Lights, Four-Way Stop at Intersection of Old San Antonio & Cabelas, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...TRAFFIC ALERT: On Friday, Nov. 20 a permanent four-way stop will go up at the intersection of Old San Antonio Road and Cabelas Drive. Please keep this in mind when driving through the intersection. Read on...Due to construction on Main St., this year's Turkey Trot event has been moved to the Sunfield Lazy River Amenity Center. We have provided a map of the route in case you're traveling in that area on Thanksgiving morning. Read on...All city offices, including the Buda Public Library, are closed on Thursday, Nov. 26, and Friday, Nov. 27 in observance of Thanksgiving. The library will close at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 25. Read on...While things are a little different this year due to COVID-19, residents still have plenty of opportunity to support local business on November 28-30 with Small Business Saturday, Virtual Tree Lighting, Artists Sunday, Cyber Monday, and more! Read on...New and re-elected Buda City Council members were sworn in at the Nov. 17 City Council meeting. Read on...The Buda City Council recently approved a new five-year franchise agreement with Pedernales Elective Cooperative (PEC). Under the new agreement, PEC will pay a higher franchise fee to operate within the City’s right of way and other public places. Read on...A holiday tradition in Buda is just around the corner. The City is gearing up for the 12th Annual Trail of Lights event! To keep everyone safe, we are hosting a drive-thru experience for this year’s Trail of Lights! Read on...The City Council meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 17 is an in-person meeting. It starts at 6 PM. New and re-elected council members will be sworn-in at this meeting. Read on...REMINDER: Free COVID-19 testing is available in Buda through Curative! Curative is set up in the parking lot at Main Street and China Street near the public restrooms across from Main Street Dental. Read on...Buda Trail of Lights Drive-Thru, Main Street Improvement Project Update, Buda Teen Plants Trees, Budaful Pet Spotlight, Hillside Terrace Improvement Project, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...All city offices, including the Buda Public Library, are closed on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020 in observance of Veterans Day. Read on...Hays County is planning for improvements to Hillside Terrace to improve mobility, safety and connectivity. The County invites the public to learn about and participate in a Virtual Open House for the Hillside Terrace Improvements project. Read on...The Central Texas VSO Alliance (Buda VFW Post 12161, American Legion Post 213 and the CenTex AmVets Post 115) is holding a Veterans Day Commemoration on Wednesday, Nov. 11 Read on...Veterans Day Holiday, Arbor Day Activities, Nov. 3 Unofficial Election Results, Buda City Council Approves CARES Funding For Hays CISD, Virtual Caregiver's Seminar, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...On Thursday, Nov. 5, the City will roll out several new options for court defendants. Basically any service the City offers on-site will now also be online. Read on...The Buda City Council adopted a resolution in support of U.S. House of Representatives Bill 7191. H.R. 7197, also known as the RESTAURANTS Act of 2020, establishes a Restaurant Revitalization Fund to provide financial relief due to COVID-19. Read on...The Buda City Council has adopted a resolution authorizing the City to provide the Hays Consolidated Independent School District (Hays CISD) with up to $50,000 in federal funding for coronavirus related expenses. Read on...All city offices, including the Buda Public Library, are closed on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020 in observance of Veterans Day. Read on...Stagecoach Park is closed to vehicular traffic starting today (Wednesday, Nov. 4) due to the Trail of Lights setup. The park is still open to pedestrian traffic. We will share more on this year's Trail of Lights drive-thru event soon! Read on...Here are unofficial results for the Nov. 3 General Election. The votes will become official when they are canvassed in a few weeks. Read on...Tomorrow is Election Day! We have received some concerns from citizens worried about voter intimidation in the form of blocking roads or vote centers. The City does have security measures in place in the event that these types of issues should arise. Read on...Due to the General Election, this week's City Council Meeting has been moved to Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 6 PM. This is an in-person meeting in City Council Chambers located at Buda City Hall (405 E. Loop St., Building 100) Read on...Tuesday, Nov. 3 is the General Election. Polls are open from 7 AM to 7 PM. You can vote at ANY vote center in Hays County on Election Day. Read on...TODAY (Friday, Oct. 30) is the last day for early voting. The hours are from 7 AM to 7 PM. You can vote at any vote center in Hays County. Read on...Election Day Voting Information , Virtual Costume and Pumpkin Decorating Contest, Halloween Safety Tips, Virtual Caregiver's Seminar, Art Takes Shape in Downtown Buda, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture! Read on...Art is taking shape in Downtown Buda. Inspired Minds Art Center was recently presented a sculpture by artist Steven Harris. A set of murals were also dedicated to Inspired Minds Art Center on behalf of the Buda Area Artists Collective (BAAC). Read on...As we approach Halloween, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has tips on how to stay safe if you should decide to go trick-or-treating or take part in Halloween festivities. Read on...Cox Commercial Construction continues to make progress on the Main Street Improvement Project! Read on...This is the last week for early voting! Early voting ends Friday, Oct. 30. Hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Early voting in Buda is at Buda City Hall located at 405 E. Loop St. As a reminder, you can vote at any early voting location in Hays County. Read on...Join Buda Public Library and the City of Buda for “Boo-da Halloween at Home!” Beginning October 24, join us online to listen to some of our favorite Halloween stories, pick up a Boo-da Halloween craft kit at the library, learn to facepaint, etc. Read on...The Still Budaful Stimulus Grant closes TODAY (Friday, Oct. 23). This grant offers the opportunity for more Buda City Limit businesses to qualify, as well as for previous recipients to qualify for additional funds. Read on...Early Voting Information, FREE COVID-19 Testing in Buda - Location Change, Online Community Survey Open Through Oct. 25, Still Budaful Stimulus Grant Deadline is Oct. 23, Boo-da Halloween at Home, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture! Read on...Time is running out to take the City of Buda Online Community Survey? The survey is active through Sunday, Oct. 25. Read on...Free COVID-19 testing is available in Buda through Curative! Please note the location change. The new location is the parking lot at Main Street and China Street near the public restrooms across from Main Street Dental. Testing is available for anyone. Read on...Tonight's (Tuesday, Oct. 20) City Council Meeting will be in person at Buda City Hall (405 E. Loop St., Building 100) beginning at 6:00 p.m. Read on...Early voting continues this week. We are happy to see so many citizens exercising their right to vote. Please be prepared to stand in long lines. Bring water, an umbrella to help block the sun, and anything else that you may need. Read on...Early Voting Continues, City Park Update, Online Community Survey, Hit and Run Investigation, Free COVID-19 Testing Begins in Buda, City of Buda Receives 2020 Municipal League Award, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture! Read on...We are happy to see so many citizens exercising their right to vote. There have been record breaking early voting numbers across the state and locally. Please be prepared to stand in long lines. Bring water and anything else that you may need. Read on...On Wednesday, Oct. 14, the City of Buda received a 2020 Municipal Excellence Award for its Paying It Forward is A Budaful Thing video series. The award was announced during the Texas Municipal League (TML) Annual Conference. Read on...Have you taken the City of Buda Online Community Survey yet? We want to hear from you! You have until Sunday, Oct. 25. Read on...Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra will allow bars to reopen under Governor Greg Abbott’s latest COVID-related Executive Order based in part on feedback from local elected officials. Read on...The Still Budaful Stimulus Grant is Back! With COVID-19 still impacting our local business community, we are re-opening the Still Budaful Stimulus Grant. Read on...Thank you for your patience during the continued construction of Buda City Park. It is the joint interest and objective of the City and the general contractor to ensure our new park is functional, safe, and compliant before we open to the public. Read on...Early Voting Begins Oct. 13, Governor Abbott Expanded Openings, Whispering Hollow Drainage Town Hall Meeting, Boo-Da Halloween at Home, Free COVID-19 Testing, Texas Downtown Association President's Awards, and more in this week's Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...If you haven't yet submitted feedback on the Environmental Assessment for the Robert S. Light Blvd. extension project, you have a little more time. The Virtual Public Hearing runs through Oct. 9. Read on...Governor Greg Abbott issued an Executive Order to open bars and similar establishments at up to 50% capacity in conjunction with county officials. Read on...Effective October 1, 2020, the City of Buda will require all residential and commercial properties register their alarm systems. Police Chief Bo Kidd explains the recently passed Alarm Systems Ordinance. (VIDEO LINK INCLUDED) Read on...Finalists for the 2020 President’s Awards Program were recently announced in Austin. The City of Buda had four businesses/projects advance to the finalist category for communities with a population of 50,000 or less. Read on...The City of Buda is holding a virtual town hall meeting on the Whispering Hollow Drainage Capital Improvement Project. This project includes the development of a drainage study and design plans to mitigate flooding in the Whispering Hollow subdivision. Read on...The deadline to register to vote is October 5, 2020. If you need to register to vote or update your voter registration, you have a few options. Read on...All City offices, including the Buda Public Library, are closed on Monday, Oct. 12, 2020 in observance of Columbus Day. Read on...We want to hear from you! The City of Buda has partnered with Texas State University to conduct an online community survey to gauge satisfaction on City services and to seek input on future initiatives of the City. Read on...We have received several questions regarding mail-in or hand-delivered ballots. All mail-in or hand-delivered ballots must go the Hays County Elections Office. Read on...Enjoy the Green Meadows Splash Pad this weekend! The splash pad closes for the season on Monday, Sept. 28. So get in your splash pad fun this weekend. Read on...City of Buda Public Facilities Reopen Monday, Sept. 28, Remembering Longtime Buda Resident Tommy Poer, Hays County Preparedness Fair, Census 2020, International Observe the Moon Night, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...On Monday, Sept. 28, the City of Buda will reopen most public facilities. Please wear a face covering and maintain social distancing to keep the community safe. Phone and online methods of communication are still encouraged. Read on...The City of Buda sends our condolences to the friends and family of longtime Buda Resident Tommy Poer. Ms. Tommy (as she was affectionately referrred to by City staff) passed away last week. A true civic leader, Tommy Poer will be deeply missed. Read on...The City of Buda continues to experience a scam involving a caller who is spoofing City of Buda phone numbers. Spoofing is when a caller deliberately falsifies the information transmitted to your caller ID display to disguise their identity. Read on...City of Buda Public Facilities Reopen Monday, Sept. 28, Governor Abbott Update on Reopening Texas, City Council Adopts Fiscal Year 2021 Tax Rate & Budget, Robert S. Light Blvd. Extension Public Hearing, and more in this week's Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...Hays County, in cooperation with (TxDOT) is proposing to construct an extension of Robert S. Light Boulevard from the intersection of the existing Robert S. Light Boulevard and RM 967 to FM 1626 in Hays County, Texas. Public Hearing Information Provided. Read on...On Monday, Sept. 28, the City of Buda will reopen most public facilities. Please wear a face covering and maintain social distancing to keep the community safe. Phone and online methods of communication are still encouraged. Read on...Buda City Council unanimously adopts the Fiscal Year 2021 Budget/Tax Rate at its Tuesday, Sept. 15 City Council meeting. Read on...National Suicide Prevention Month, Census 2020, Give Your Irrigation System A Break, Back Goes Back to School, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...September is National Suicide Prevention Month and today (Thursday, Sept. 10) is World Suicide Prevention Day. The Buda Police Department has two mental health officers who are here to provide help to the community. (VIDEO LINK INCLUDED) Read on...The Buda Fire Department responded to two lightning sparked house fires this morning. Both structures suffered significant damage. Read on...Park Closures: Buda Sportsplex and Garison Park are closed due to the heavy rainfall. They will be closed for the remainder of the day. Read on...Labor Day Holiday, Enforcement of Governor Abbott's Face Mask Executive Order, Budaful Pet Spotlight, Question of the Week, and more in this week's edition of The Big Picture Newsletter! Read on...Thank you for wearing your budaful face masks in public, per Governor Abbott's Executive Order. As a reminder the governor’s executive order requiring face coverings in public is still in effect. Here is how the city is enforcing the order. Read on...The Buda City Council unanimously approved and adopted the Fiscal Year 2019-2020 Budget and Tax Rate at its September 17, 2019 meeting. Read on...The 2017 Older Americans Month theme is "Age Out Loud." We're asking our older citizens to take a selfie telling us how they Age Out Loud. Please read the story for details on how to participate. Read on...This week's Big Picture report includes a recap of the Buda Lion's Club Wiener Dog Races, the City's clean audit, the latest update on the Municipal Site construction, and more. Download Big Picture ReportIf you've ever wondered what types of vegetation are along the trail at Historic Stagecoach Park, we have some answers for you. Read on...This week's Big Picture report includes information on the Wiener Dog races, repairs at the Stoneridge Filtration Pond, the Texas Main Street Program, and more. Download Big Picture ReportTexas First Lady Cecilia Abbott officially welcomed the City of Buda into the Texas Main Street Program during a dedication ceremony on April 18, 2017. Read on...This week's Big Picture report includes information about the Texas Main Street Dedication Ceremony, the upcoming Wiener Dog Races, an update on the Public Safety Building construction, upcoming library events, and more! Download Big Picture ReportThis week's Big Picture Report includes information on the upcoming Main Street Dedication Ceremony, traffic closures associated with the ceremony, an innovative way the City is solving a beaver problem, the Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, and more! Additional Info...The City of Buda's Main Street Advisory Board is working on implementing Buda's Main Street Program strategy to revitalize downtown. The Board is seeking community input via a survey to learn more about the community’s needs. Read on...The City of Buda is partnering with the Texas Cooperative Wildlife Services Program to solve a beaver problem in the Garlic Creek Retention Pond. Read on...TRAFFIC ALERT: On Tuesday, April 18, 2017 a portion of Main Street will be closed for the Main Street Dedication Ceremony. A portion of Ash Street and Elm Street will also be closed. The closure will last from 8:00 a.m. to Noon. Read on...On Saturday, April 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Buda Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will hold a Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. Read on...This Friday, April 7th at 4:00am, Buda Police Department with the help of San Marcos Police Department will need to briefly shut down SB IH 35 at the 219 exit in order to do a crash scene reconstruction. Read on...This week's Big Picture report includes information on the 20th Annual Buda Lions Club Country Fair and Wiener Dog Races, the latest edition of the Buda Bulletin Quarterly Community Newsletter, Spring Fling at the Buda Public Library, and more! Download Big Picture ReportKeep your umbrella handy. There is an enhanced risk for strong to severe thunderstorms on Sunday. Please monitor local weather reports. Read on...The Buda Bulletin is our Quarterly Community Newsletter.  This issue includes information on the upcoming Texas Main Street City Dedication Ceremony, bond projects, the 20th Annual Wiener Dog Races , the Dept. of Tourism's new wedding website and more! Download Buda Bulletin NewsletterOn March 22, 2017, a live bat was found at 1100 N. Main St. (Santa Cruz Catholic Church) at approximately 5:30 p.m. outside between the playscape and educational building. Read on...The Buda Public Library’s Pop Up Makerspace has hit a milestone! In November 2016, the library began rotating the makerspace to local Buda secondary schools. Since that time it has provided a hands-on educational experience for over 1,000 students! Read on...This week's Big Picture Report includes information on the Texas Main Street Dedication Ceremony on April 18th, the deadline to apply for our boards/commissions, a new task force being formed to help the needs of aging adults, and more! Download Big Picture ReportThe City Council is forming a Task Force to help meet the needs of Aging Adults and their caregivers. The deadline to apply is April 2, 2017. City Council will assign members at the April 4, 2017 council meeting. Read on...Texas First Lady Cecilia Abbott will officially welcome the City of Buda into the Texas Main Street Program during a dedication ceremony on April 18, 2017. Read on...This week's Big Picture Report includes information on the Municipal Complex work, irrigation improvements at City Park, the Buda Public Library's Play-Learn-Grow Child Workshop series, and more! Additional Info...This week's Big Picture report includes about the new Municipal Site Live Camera, Buda Legislative Day at the Capitol, how you can become a sponsor for the 11th Annual Easter Egg Hunt, Spring Fling at the Buda Public Library, and more! Download Big Picture ReportYou can now keep tabs on construction at the Municipal Site. We have a live camera on site which is operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Read on...The Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) wants to hear from you. CAMPO is holding several open houses to get public comment on amendments to the four-year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and the long-range CAMPO 2040 Plan. Read on...The City of Buda will hold a public haering during its Regular City Council Meeting that begins at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 7, 2017. The purpose of this hearing will be to describe a flood protection grant project to be performed by the City of Buda. Read on...This week's Big Picture report includes information on a rabies alert after a dead bat was found on Houston St., Buda Legislative Day at the Capitol, the Capital of Texas Police Motorcycle Chute Out, and more. Download Big Picture ReportOn March 1, 2017, a dead bat was found on the 100 block of Houston St. at approximately 1:13 p.m on the ground near the roadway. Read on...The City of Buda, Buda Economic Development Corporation, and the Buda Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for “Buda Legislative Day” at the Capitol on March 8, 2017 Read on...The City of Buda is now accepting Human Services grant requests. The deadline to apply is June 2, 2017 Read on...The City of Buda is seeking help from residents to complete water quality sampling required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) under the Lead and Copper Program. Read on...The 4th Annual Capital of Texas Police Motorcycle Chute Out at Cabela’s in Buda on March 3rd and 4th. Read on...This week's Big Picture report includes information on a Southbound I-35 closure on Sunday, Feb. 26th, renderings of the new Municipal Building, Teen Tech Week and more! Download Big Picture ReportHays County Emergency Management Seeks Storm Damage Reports for Tracking Purposes Read on...This week's Big Picture report includes information on Stage 1 Drought restrictions being lifted, a new survey on the critical issues and needs of Buda's older citizens, the deadline being extended for board and commission applications and more! Read on...The City of Buda is conducting a survey to help us prioritize the critical issues and needs facing our older citizens. Read on...The deadline to apply for one of our various boards & commissions has been extended to March 28, 2017. Read on...The City had enacted Stage 1 at the end of 2015 through 2016 to reduce demand on the water distribution system during the completion of the Interim Water Improvements project and the construction of Well No. 5 at the Garlic Creek pump station. Read on...City offices will be closed on Monday, Feb. 20, 2017 in observance of President's Day. Read on...This week's Big Picture report includes information on City Council's decision to put fluoride on the ballot, longtime Buda resident Tommy Poer being recognized, upcoming classes being offered at the Buda Public Library and more! Read on...In a 5-2 vote during Tuesday’s City Council meeting, the Buda City Council decided to put the issue of whether or not to fluoridate the City’s water supply to a vote on November 7, 2017. Read on...It was a packed house Tuesday night as citizens showed up to show their love and support for Tommy Poer. Read on...You now have some new waste disposal options from TDS, including bulky pick up and green waste. Read on...The Big Picture is a weekly report aimed at giving citizens a look at the various projects the City of Buda is working on. The report includes quick updates on bond related projects, drainage improvements, day to day activities of our employees, and more. Read on...The City of Buda is recognizing longtime Buda resident Tommy Poer during a public reception on Feb. 7, 2017. Read on...The Big Picture is a weekly report aimed at giving citizens a look at the various projects the City of Buda is working on. The report includes quick updates on bond related projects, drainage improvements, day to day activities of our employees, and more. Read on...The process of moving the tree on the Municipal Site will begin on Monday, Jan. 30th. It will take at least two days for the tree to be relocated and installed, so this will be a slow process. Read on...This week's Big Picture report includes information on the decision to put fluoridation on hold, the updated schedule for the tree relocation at the Municipal Site, a public survey on hazard mitigation, bond prop updates and more. Read on...Based upon feedback from Buda City Council members and citizens, City Manager Kenneth Williams is announcing the administrative decision to place on hold the scheduled fluoridation of the City of Buda’s water supply. Read on...Hays County is conducting a survey on your perceptions and opinions regarding Natural Hazards (tornadoes, wildfires, floods). Read on...This week's Big Picture report includes information on our new Main Street Manager hire, the heritage tree relocation at the Municipal Site, drainage work on North Cedar, our new issue of the Buda Bulletin newsletter and more. Read on...SCHEDULE UPDATE: The tree relocation schedule has changed. We have been DELAYED by a week due to the rain. Read on...The City of Buda is pleased to announce the hiring of our first Main Street Manager. Maggie Gillespie comes to us from the City of San Marcos where she served as their Main Street Program Coordinator. Read on...All city offices, including the Buda Public Library, are closed on Monday, Jan. 16, 2017 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Read on...The Buda Bulletin is our quarterly community newsletter. It includes information on upcoming events, ongoing projects in the city, stories relating to Buda, and much more! Read on...The Buda City Council is accepting completed application forms from City of Buda Citizens interested in serving on the various Boards & Commissions. Read on...This week's Big Picture report contains information on bond project updates like the oak tree relocation at the Municipal Site, drinking fountains shut down at various parks due to cold weather, Maker Monday and more! Read on...Due to the reported cold weather that is expected, the Parks and Recreation Department has shut down some of the drinking fountains in various parks. Read on...The City of Buda is creating a Focus Group on Aging. Buda is partnering with Capital Area Coalition of Governments on aging. Read on...The Big Picture is a weekly report aimed at giving citizens a look at the various projects the City of Buda is working on. The report includes quick updates on bond related projects, drainage improvements, day to day activities of our employees, and more Read on...The City of Buda wants to remind citizens that fireworks are prohibited in and around Buda. Read on...Texas Disposal Systems, Inc. will be picking up Christmas trees on regular service days from December 26th to January 13th. The tree must be clear of decor, cut into four foot lengths and bundled with rope or twine. Read on...The Big Picture is a weekly report aimed at giving citizens a look at the various projects the City of Buda is working on. The report includes quick updates on bond related projects, drainage improvements, day to day activities of our employees, and more. Read on...All city offices, including the Buda Public Library, are closed on Friday, Dec. 23 and Monday, Dec. 26 in observance of Christmas. Read on...Trail of Lights has been cancelled for Sunday, Dec. 18, 2016. We are rescheduling for Monday, Dec. 19, 2016 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Read on...The Big Picture is a weekly report aimed at giving citizens a look at the various projects the City of Buda is working on. The report includes quick updates on bond related projects, drainage improvements, day to day activities of our employees, and more. Download Big Picture ReportCity of Buda Planning Director Chance Sparks has been appointed Assistant City Manager. Micah Grau was also recently named Assistant City Manager. The City will now have two Assistant City Managers. Read on...The City of Buda is pleased to announce a new addition to our team. Micah Grau has been named as the City’s new Assistant City Manager. Mr. Grau comes to us from Hutto where he previously served as Assistant City Manager and Interim City Manager. Read on...The Big Picture is a weekly report aimed at giving citizens a look at the various projects the City of Buda is working on. The report includes quick updates on bond related projects, drainage improvements, day to day activities of our employees, and more. Additional Info...The Big Picture is a weekly report aimed at giving citizens a look at the various projects the City of Buda is working on. The report includes quick updates on bond related projects, drainage improvements, day to day activities of our employees, and more. Download Big Picture ReportBudafest has been cancelled due to the expected rainy weather over the weekend. This event will not be rescheduled. Download Press Release The Big Picture is a weekly report aimed at giving citizens a look at the various projects the City of Buda is working on. The report includes quick updates on bond related projects, drainage improvements, day to day activities of our employees, and more. Download Big Picture Report The City of Buda has hired its first Project Manager. Ray Creswell comes to us from a career in private practice as an architect, interior designer and construction manager. Download Press ReleaseOn Dec. 13, 2016 there will be Runoff Election for City Council, Place 1. These are the early voting dates, times, and locations. Download Early Voting Dates Dec. 13, 2016 RunoffThe Big Picture is a weekly report aimed at giving citizens a look at the various projects the City of Buda is working on. The report includes quick updates on bond related projects, drainage improvements, day to day activities of our employees, and more. Download Big Picture ReportCongratulations to our 2016 Buda Citizens’ Academy graduates! We all enjoyed answering your questions and getting to know each and every one of you! Once again, congratulations! Download Buda Citizens Academy Photo AlbumThe Friends of the Buda Library are having their Annual Book Sale during BudaFest! The event will be in the library’s meeting room on Saturday, Dec, 3rd and Sunday, Dec. 4th. Download Friends of the Buda Library Flyer"Over Here, Over There" is the City of Buda's Monthly Development Report. The report includes the following categories: Commercial Remodel, Residential Projects, Site Development, Commercial New, and City Infrastructure. Download Monthly Development ReportIt’s time to get your game face on! International Games Day at the Buda Public Library on November 19, 2016 offers fun for the whole family by offering games for all ages. Download International Games Day Press Release The Big Picture is a weekly report aimed at giving citizens a look at the various projects the City of Buda is working on. The report includes quick updates on bond related projects, drainage improvements, day to day activities of our employees, and more. Download Big Picture ReportThe Big Picture is a weekly report aimed at giving citizens a look at the various projects the City of Buda is working on. The report includes quick updates on bond related projects, drainage improvements, day to day activities of our employees, and more. Download Big Picture ReportThe Buda Bulletin Community Newsletter includes information on upcoming events, city news, new city employees, and much more! This issue also contains Hays County Election information. Download Buda Bulletin NewsletterThe City of Buda is proud to announce its designation as a 2017 official “Texas Main Street” city by the Texas Historical Commission. The announcement was made at the THC’s quarterly commission meeting last week. Read on...Curious about how your water use is metered and billed? This informational flyer tells you all you need to know about how your water meter works and how you are billed. Additional Info...Starting Wednesday, December 5, 2015, anyone with uninsured losses can apply for federal assistance program. A Buda office is located at the Precinct 5 Office at 500 Jack C. Hays Trail. It will be open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Read on...The City of Buda’s contract with Electro Purification, Inc. (EP) officially expired after midnight on October 20, 2015. Read on...City Council approved an ordinance that prohibits the use of portable, hand-held electronic devices to engage in a call, or send, read or write a text message, or any other use while operating a moving motor vehicle or bicycle in the Buda city limits. Read on...Union Pacific Railroad project passing through Buda. The following crossings will be closed as work is scheduled to take place 9AM-9PM on the indicated days.? N. Loop 4/Main Street – June 8? S. Loop 4/FM 967 – June 9? Houston Street – June 5 9am-12pm Read on...Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar Reminds Texas Families of Energy Star® Sales Tax Holiday Set for May 23-25 Read on...In honor of May being National Preservation Month, the City of Buda is currently seeking nominations for its Historic Preservation Awards. These awards are to recognize outstanding contributions to the preservation of Buda’s historic fabric. Read on...The City of Buda is fortunate to announce the employment of Brian Lillibridge who has accepted the position as Water Specialist. He will join the city’s team on Wednesday, April 1, 2015. Read on...Frequently Asked Questions regarding the City of Buda’s agreement with Electro Purification FAQ DocumentThe City of Buda is concerned about all citizens of Hays County; therefore the City was very empathetic to citizens of western Hays County in reluctantly reaching a water agreement on Tuesday, January 20, 2015 with Electro Purification (EP). Read on...In August 2013, the Buda City Council approved City Ordinance No. 2013-18 that restricts the sale and possession of fireworks within the City of Buda and 5,000 feet outside of the city limits to promote health, safety and general welfare of the public. Read on...

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