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Announcements
12-22-2024 Special City Council Meeting
Notice of Deadline to file Application on Ballot
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE CITY OF HAYS, TEXAS HONORING DR. A. GAYLE HUDGENS
The City of Hays will honor the memory of Dr. A. Gayle Hudgens, who passed away on November 5, 2024, by lowering the flag at City Hall (520 Country Lane) at half-staff from November 19 to 21, 2024. Among her many notable accomplishments, Dr. Hudgens served the City of Hays and its residents as Place 2 Council Member, and was the beloved wife of Mayor Harvey Davis. Dr. Hudgens’ obituary can be found at:
https://www.richardfuneralhome.com/obituary/Gayle-Hudgens
We are sad to share the news of the passing of our dear friend and Council member, Dr Gayle Hudgens.
Gayle passed away peacefully today, Tuesday, 11/5/2024, surrounded by her beloved husband, Mayor Harvey Davis and dear son, Hal Watson, III.
Please keep Mayor Harvey and his family in your prayers.
Note:
Our next City Council meeting will be postponed until Monday, 11/18/2024.
Special Council Meeting Agenda (10/28/2024)
Effective 11/1 - Stage III Drought
https://bseacd.org/drought-information/
Special Council Meeting Agenda (10/22/24)
10-7-2024 Regular Agenda
**11/8/24 - BURN BAN HAS BEEN LIFTED**
Effective 9/28/24
A Burn Ban has been placed in effect for Hays County
Hays Happenings August & September, 2024
08-12-2024 Minutes
9-9-2024 Meeting Agenda
Approved Proposed Budget 2024 - 2025
Agenda, Budget Committee, August 6, 2024
Ice Cream Social - July 27th, 6-8 PM!
Budget Committee Meeting - July 15, 2024, 6 PM
Hays Happenings for June - July 2024
TCEQ Public Meeting on 7-16-2024
City-of-Hays-Agenda 02-12-2024
WATER-TARIFF-Revised-1-8-24.pdf
Urgent-Message-to-Water-Customers.pdf
Water Tariff Amendment adopted on 1-18-2024
Adopted Budget for 2023-2024 Approved on September 11, 2023
This Month's Events - See Calendars of Events for 2024 under Events
A Family-Friendly Community in Northern Hays County, Texas 78610
The city of Hays is a 1970s era subdivision nestled among tree lined streets and hidden from the big city. Hays is a quiet, safe and friendly neighborhood surrounded by rural woodlands. Hays is perfect for families who are looking for a peaceful area to settle down.