Member City
Village of Bear Creek
Village of Bear Creek is a member city in Texas, in Hays County, part of the Highland Lakes-Austin Area region.
- State
- Texas
- Population
- 400
- Officials listed
- 5
- Incorporated
- 1997
- Government type
- General Law Type C
- Fiscal year starts
- 10-01
- Coordinates
- 30.1824, -97.9401
- County
About Village of Bear Creek
Village of Bear Creek is listed in the Texas city directory with Hays County. The directory currently includes 1,226 cities in Texas and 13 in Hays County.
The Census place estimate for Village of Bear Creek is 400 residents.
By population, it ranks 12 of the 13 cities the directory lists in Hays County.
The source classifies the city's government as General Law Type C.
It was incorporated in 1997. The fiscal year begins on 10-01.
Location
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Contact
6705 W Hwy 290 Ste 607-244Austin, TX 78735-8400
Phone (512) 217-3612
Contact details are reproduced from the state source and may change. Confirm them with the city before relying on them.
Council meetings
Meeting schedule: (3 TU 7 P.M.). The source records the meeting as Tuesday at 7:00 PM.
Schedules can change. Confirm the current meeting time with the city before attending.
Officials (5)
The directory lists 5 officials for Village of Bear Creek, reproduced from the Texas source. Position titles link to the statewide position directory.
Other cities in Hays County
Village of Bear Creek is one of 13 cities the directory lists in Hays County. The other cities, ordered by population, are below.
| City | Population |
|---|---|
| Austin | 995,484 |
| San Marcos | 71,569 |
| Kyle | 62,548 |
| Buda | 17,544 |
| Dripping Springs | 10,600 |
| Wimberley | 2,800 |
| Woodcreek | 1,872 |
| Uhland | 1,014 |
Source
City, county, contact, meeting, and official records for Village of Bear Creek are reproduced from Texas Municipal League.
City website or directory profile for Village of Bear Creek
Population figures are Census place estimates. Fields the source does not publish are left blank rather than inferred. See the Texas coverage page and the About page for sourcing and corrections.