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Register for Central Texas
Emergency Warnings

Register your cell phone, phone landline and/or email address to receive emergency alerts for your specific neighborhood at WarnCentralTexas.org.  Contact information, including phone numbers and email addresses, is only used for emergency and major incident notification.

WarnCentralTexas.org serves Bastrop, Blanco, Burnet, Caldwell, Fayette, Hays, Lee, Llano, Travis and Williamson Counties.  A nice feature of the emergency notification system,

WarnCentralTexas.org, is that people can register several addresses for warnings, so if you have loved ones at a location separate from your home, you can also receive emergency notification for their location.

Travis County Sheriff’s Office Town Hall
Tuesday, May 25 | 6:00-7:30pm | via ZOOM

Join the Travis County Sheriff’s Office for a Virtual Wells Branch Community Town Hall Meeting Tuesday, May 25.  In preparation for this meeting, the WB MUD and WBNA were asked to gather questions from the community and submit them to the Sheriff’s Office to be addressed.  Click HERE for the Agenda.  TCSO will also take questions from attendees at the end of the meeting.

Meeting ID:  972 5418 0180
Passcode:  478542
https://zoom.us/j/97254180180?pwd=MGhoUjhnWkttemhlak9rQU9HQjJkUT09
 
512-854-7786
www.tcsheriff.org
TCSOCommunityOutreach@traviscountytx.gov

Travis County Sheriff’s Office
Virtual Town Hall Meeting
May 25, 2021 • 6:00pm-7:30pm

The Travis County Sheriff’s Office invites all Wells Branch neighbors to join in their ‘Building Bridges’ series where crime and safety will be discussed. Information on how to join the virtual meeting will be posted soon.  Be sure and save the date!

QUESTIONS?  The Travis County Sheriff’s Office has requested the WBNA and WB MUD gather questions from residents by May 10 so that they may be addressed during the meeting.  If you have any questions you would like to submit, please do so by following THIS LINK.  Questions will then be compiled and submitted to TCSO.

These presentations are always packed with information.  Please make every effort to attend.