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Feeling festive? Dress up the homestead with lights and make a run for winning the annual Briarcliff lighting contest, sponsored by the Village of Briarcliff. Judging will be from December 21-23, and cash prizes will be given for the winners. First prize is $100, second is $50, and third is $25. Additionally there will be Honorable Mentions. No need to register your house - just make sure you plug those lights in on the days of the contest!

Village of Briarcliff and a County wide Burn Ban is in effect.

 

Please click the following link https://www.eyeonwater.com/signup 

to sign up for your eye on water utility account.

Enter 78669 service zip code and Enter your account number.

Please set up water alerts you can view from your mobile device.

Thank you!

 

The vote to approve FY 2021-2022 budget and maintenance fees ($305 per residential lot and $720 per commercial lot) as proposed at the Annual Budget Meeting on October 24, 2020 was approved by a vote of 79 YES to 64 NO; a total of 143 eligible votes.

The bookmobile is planning on being outside the Briarcliff community center every Friday from 10am to 11am, starting July 3rd. There will be no story time at the community center until further notice, but we wanted to have the bookmobile further out in our library district every week.

 

Please understand that any stop could be canceled at any time, so please check the outreach calendar for up to date information.

https://laketravislibrary.org/bookmobile/

 

The bookmobile will be available as a wifi hotspot, for Contactless curbside reserve pick up, and library material returns only on the cart outside. No patrons will be allowed inside the bookmobile; all transactions will take place outside. Please adhere to physical distancing guidelines when you arrive at the bookmobile.

 

The following link will provide updates from Travis County on Covid-19.

 https://traviscountytx.gov/news/2020/1945-novel-coronavirus-covid-19-information

We recommend you check it daily.

The Village of Briarcliff has no further restrictions as we follow Travis County’s lead.