Community

In this photo, you see high quality mixed brush community and a mature “bull” mesquite tree that is likely over 100 years old. This indicates that previous land owners elected to preserve it, and the habitat, so that current generations may enjoy its full splendor, abundant shade and protection from the elements. Rarely does quality habitat happen by accident. Courtesy Macy Ledbetter / www.SpringCreekOutdoors.com

In this photo, you see high quality mixed brush community and a mature “bull” mesquite tree that is likely over 100 years old. This indicates that previous land owners elected to preserve it, and the habitat, so that current generations may enjoy its full splendor, abundant shade and protection from the elements. Rarely does quality habitat happen by accident. Courtesy Macy Ledbetter / www.SpringCreekOutdoors.com

Transmission Line Considerations for Landowners, part 3 of a series

The future of your property is in your hands, at least for now. If you own your land and have no easements attached to it, you completely control the future.In the first series, we discussed land values and aesthetics. In the second series, we discussed easements and habitat fragmentation.
Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

Commissioners Court meeting - 9 a.m. on July 21st at San Saba Courthouse, 2nd floor, in the Commissioners Courtroom. Public is welcome.4th of July Stars & Stripes Celebration in Richland Springs - rescheduled for this Saturday, July 12th - all proceeds go to San Saba County flood victims.
Rotarians Marcus and Paula Wood welcome new members Sammy, Amber, and Layla Roderiguez.

Rotarians Marcus and Paula Wood welcome new members Sammy, Amber, and Layla Roderiguez.

Rotary Minute

June 12th, 2025The San Saba Rotary Club met at Casa Del Charro Mexican Restaurant to thank our outgoing officers for their service as well as install new members and our new President.Marcus and Paula Wood welcomed Sammy and Amber Roderiguez to our Club.

San Saba Cemetery Update

Please give us time to apply for disaster relief. If you start setting monuments back up we will not know which ones were knocked over. We need to get in there and assess all the damage. If you just pick them up and put back they are never stabilized. We need to contact a monument company to do it.

San Saba Animal Hospital Update

The hospital did flood and had three inches of water inside. However, no animals were lost at the clinic.They are back open but are holding off routine things for now. They appreciate everyone's help.Dr. Key

San Saba Rehabilitation Update

All Residents Have Safely ReturnedWe are pleased to share that all residents have safely returned to the facility following the recent evacuation.

San Saba River Golf Course Update

This has been an overwhelming event. All I can say is that everything is washed away and flooded out down there. Every single thing.Scott Glaze, City Public Works Director