Your weekly news & updates

Our mission is to build on our unique lake opportunities and small-town charm, encourage diverse housing options and business opportunities, and to provide an unmatched quality of life. Read on to learn what's going on in the Town this week!

See the 2019 trash and bulk schedule here. For the week of October 28 bulk trash pickup is for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday routes.

Your Town Council members are: Mayor David Hillock | Neil Blais District 3 | Tony Singh, District 2 | Lisa Norman, District 4 | Nick Musteen, District 5 | Curtis J. Cornelious, Mayor Pro Tem, At Large Place 1 | Stephanie Shoemaker, At Large Place 6

Trick or Treat in the Lakefront Join us for a family-friendly, spooky evening in the Lakefront at Little Elm! Download the  Trick or Treat LF Contest Stamp Sheet and print it out to bring to the event or pick up a stamp card at the participating businesses the week of the event. You will receive a stamp from each business you visit. You must actively participate in the Halloween activity in order to receive a stamp. The fun-filled night will begin with a Trick or Treat trail along participating Lakefront businesses who will be offering fun activities as well as food and drink specials for the whole family. Learn more about the event here.

Drug Take-Back Day Is October 26 The Little Elm Police Department Drug Take-Back Day is scheduled on Saturday, October 26, 2019, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Little Elm Public Safety Building located at 88 W. Eldorado Parkway, Little Elm, TX 75068.  The National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day is a national program put on by the United States Drug Enforcement Agency and local police departments across the country. The program aims to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs. An additional goal of the program is to educate the general public about the potential for abuse of medications.

CDC Board Seeks Volunteers Want to serve the community?The Board of Directors of Little Elm’s Community Development Corporation (CDC) is looking for four community volunteers to serve alongside them, occupying the positions of those board members whose terms expired on October 20, 2019. Learn more and apply here by November 4, 2019.

Urban Wildlife Presentation It's not unusual to see a bobcat or coyote in Little Elm, but do you know what you should do if you see one? Find out at this seminar hosted by the Little Elm Animal Services department on Wednesday, November 6 at 6 p.m. at the Little Recreation Center. No RSVP necessary.

Annual Street Maintenance The Town of Little Elm's Annual Street Maintenance Program for 2019 is underway. To learn more about this program and its projects, click here .

Monthly Executive Report The monthly executive report is available online. See an overview of council items and project highlights. View the report here. Weekly Council Report Did you miss our most recent council meeting? Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered. Find out the highlights of our Tuesday, October 15, 2019, Little Elm Town Council meeting in our Council Corner. Read it here.

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