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Lady Bird Lake

Austin readies to update long-term water resource, conservation plans

By Ben Thompson

City officials are voting on the first major update to Austin's 100-year Water Forward plan.

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On Nov. 12, the Travis County commissioners renewed the 2022 declaration of a public health crisis for opioid-related overdosed and deaths. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)
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In May, Kimberly McNeeley, announced her departure from the city as parks director after 14 years to serve as nonprofit The Trail Conservancy's CEO. Following McNeely’s departure, city executive Angela Means began leading the department as interim director. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact)
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Travis County Commissioners approved its legislative agenda and priority bills Oct. 29, ahead of the opening date to file bills within the Texas Legislature. (Hannah Norton/Community Impact)
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City Council is now funding a long-term rental assistance program for tenants facing possible eviction. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact)
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