Horseshoe Bay sits on Lake LBJ straddling Llano and Burnet counties. Running along side State Highway 71 and west of U.S. Route 281, it is just south of Marble Falls, Cottonwood Shores and Granite Shoals. The 2025 Census Estimate recorded Horseshoe Bay's population at 5,218.
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The City of Horseshoe Bay Emergency Management Office falls under the guidance of the Fire Chief. The Emergency Management Office plans and prepares for emergencies, educates the public about preparedness, develops volunteers and relationships, manages grant funding to improve homeland security and public safety capabilities, coordinates emergency response and recovery, supports planned events, and works with public and partner organizations to protect its whole community when it needs us the most.
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www.horseshoe-bay-tx.gov - City of Horseshoe Bay Police Department
www.horseshoe-bay-tx.gov/Police-Department - City of Horseshoe Bay Emergency Management
www.horseshoe-bay-tx.gov/Emergency-Management
WarnCentralTexas.org serves as a public portal for residents to register for our Regional Notification System (RNS) and learn about other ways their local communities distribute information in times of emergencies. WarnCentralTexas.org also is being developed as a regional preparedness resource so residents in the ten-county CAPCOG region can find useful information about how they can prepare themselves for emergencies and disasters.
The Capital Area Council of Governments and its partners are pleased to offer an emergency notification system to residents of Central Texas. Registering at WarnCentralTexas.org allows local officials to contact their communities by phone, email and text during times of disasters or public safety events.
Messages sent through the RNS are generated by the local jurisdictions participating in this program. CAPCOG does not send messages to residents.