Wimberley Fire Department
512-847-3536

Hays County Fire Marshal
(512) 393-7339

Rules for outdoor burning

Please note that the Property Owners Association Annual Meeting will be held on Saturday May 17th, at 1:30pm.

This year the meeting will be at held at the ranch, thanks to one of our new owners, John Jankowski. His property is Lot #52, which has the large barn on the right side of the road as you drive into the community.


Rainfall JAN-FEB-MAR = 5.47"
Rainfall March = 4.19"
Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network

The Edwards Aquifer Authority manages, enhances, and protects the Edwards Aquifer, one of the major groundwater systems in Texas serving approximately 1.7 million people. This expansive, natural underground water resource extends 180 miles from Brackettville in Kinney County to Kyle in Hays County. While the Edwards Aquifer serves as the primary source of water to a growing region of south central Texas, it also supports a unique ecosystem of aquatic life, including several threatened and endangered species. Cities, towns, rural communities, and farm and ranch lands all depend on the aquifer's water for household, agricultural, industrial and recreational purposes. This diversity of uses illustrates the vital role the aquifer plays in sustaining the lives and livelihoods of residents in the Edwards Aquifer region.
The Edwards Aquifer

Firewise Communities/USA is a unique opportunity available to America's fire-prone communities. Its goal is to encourage and acknowledge action that minimizes home loss to wildfire. It teaches you to prepare for a fire before it occurs. The program adapts especially well to small communities, developments and residential associations of all types
Texas Community Stories

With increasing summer temperatures, more red and live oaks are succumbing to oak wilt, a devastating fungal disease striking millions of trees in over 60 counties across Central and West Texas – including Hays, tree experts say.

The Texas Forest Service is urging landowners to be on the lookout for symptoms of oak wilt on their property, and to destroy infected red oak trees before they begin to lose their leaves in the fall season.
Texas oak wilt alert

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