Live Oak Civic Center

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Incorporated in 1960, City founders considered the Interstate 35 and Loop 1604 interchange a perfect location on the northeast boundary of San Antonio. Live Oak’s appeal is its central location to various tourism attractions, job opportunities and its short distance from the Main Gate of Randolph Air Force Base, the Showplace of the Air Force. Live Oak is a home to the Northeast Methodist Hospital, which is a regional, expanding, full service medical facility, as well as to the Northeast Lakeview College, which is the newest addition to the Alamo Colleges system. Our quiet, rolling hills provide peaceful and safe residential areas for residents of all ages and our park system is second to none in the area.

Detective Sergeants Joe Wein and Russell Maxwell were awarded the Police Department's Centurian Award for their actions to save a woman in San Antonio who was being beaten in a domestic dispute. The officers heard the lady screaming, forced entry into her home and arrested the suspect who was beating the woman with a curtain rod. The Mayor and City Council joined those in attendance in thanking the officers for their bravery and service.

Mayor Mary M. Dennis and County Commissioner Tommy Adkisson helped Live Oak celebrate Arbor Day on Saturday, November 13th, at the Woodcrest Park. See the photo gallery in at the Parks and Recreation page of this web site.

The City of Live Oak is looking for a group of volunteers interested in forming a charter “Keep Live Oak Beautiful” organization. The City of Live Oak is a provisional member of Keep Texas Beautiful, the largest community improvement network in Texas. We are looking for a group of dedicated and organized individuals to volunteer to serve on the committee. The three goals of the committee will be litter control, reduction of waste and the promotion of beautification programs. If you would like more information or would like to serve as a volunteer, please contact Scott Wayman at 210-653-9140 ext. 261.

Live Oak said Goodbye to Roger Aguillon at his retirment party on Monday, November the 8th. City Council, City Staff and hundreds of Roger's friends and associates turned out to congratulate him on his 34 years of service to the City of Live Oak.

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WHAT'S NEW

CONCERT IN THE PARK Thanks to all who joined us at our first Concert in the park!! See Photo Gallery for additional Photos.

For a Comprehensive Schedule of upcoming events, please look at the current Newsletter Calendar under the "About Us" section of this website.
The City Hall building will be undergoing renovation through mid November or so to clean up, fix up and reconfigure the existing working space. During this period, the administrative staff is housed in the old police building next door to City Hall. We ask that citizens who have City business to take care of do so at the former Police Department building.

For a map of the City click on the link. Map of Live Oak
If you have any questions or comments about this website, please e-mail
Scott Wayman or Carol Buttler.