Thank you for visiting the City of Woodcreek’s website. Whether you are a resident or visitor, we hope you find it useful for information about Woodcreek and that you find it a convenient way for communication with its city leaders.    Surrounded by creeks, live oaks and abundant wildlife, Woodcreek is located in the midst of the Texas Hill Country. It has the best of two worlds – a peaceful rural setting with starlit skies at night and a residential neighborhood intertwined with an 18-hole golf course.    With a population of 1,300, neighbors easily get to know one another. Ask any of us…Woodcreek is a great place to live, whether you are starting your family, or welcoming the grandkids for a visit.    Welcome to Woodcreek. The Woodcreek City Council on behalf of all Woodcreek Citizens Monday, June 28 at 7:00 p.m.; Texas Forest Service Discussing Oak Wilt found in Champions Circle/Palmer Lane/Summit Drive area. Read more HERE Information on Census Delivery to Post Office Boxes. Read more HERE U.S. Census Bureau Telephone Calls: What you need to know if you receive a telephone call from someone saying they are with the Census Bureau. This information was provided to the City of Woodcreek by the U.S. Census Bureau in an effort to educate citizens about legitimate Census Bureau telephone inquiries and to help distinguish the legitimate calls from fraudulent calls. Read more HERE "The Proper Way to Prune", by Nan Booth Simpson, Landscape Architect and Chair of the Woodcreek Beautification Committee. Read more HERE City of Woodcreek 2009-2010 Budget. Read more HERE Please click HERE for a listing of the Councilmembers’ areas of responsibility. Press Release for Cypress Creek Project. Read more HERE Citizen’s Asked to Voluntarily Conserve Water. Read more HERE Fire Hydrants.The City of Woodcreek congratulates the Wimberley Valley Fire Department for reaching an agreement to allow the Fire Department’s use of hydrants in the city for fire suppression. Chief Carroll Czichos and ATI President signed the Memorandum of Understanding on November 20. Read the memorandum HERE The top portion of the fire hydrants (referred to as the "bonnet") are being painted to correspond to the estimated water flow from the hydrant as called for in the Memorandum of Understanding. This will help the Wimberley VFD know the potential for available water from each fire hydrant. Each hydrant is being tested or assessed for flows before the bonnet is being painted. Green represents an estimated flow of 1,000 GPM (gallons per minute) or greater; Yellow represents an estimated flow of 500 GPM to 1,000 GPM; and Red represents an estimated flow below 500 GPM. The body of the fire hydrant will remain black.
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