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Your August Update from Driftwood HCS!

Aug 4
2 min read

Driftwood HCS recently received recognition from the Texas Department of Transportation, “For outstanding effort and generous contribution of time and energy to maintain the beauty of Texas roadsides through dedicated voluntary participation in the Adopt-a-Highway Litter Prevention Program 2026 Trash-Off.”


A special thank you to Bob Deaton for his steadfast leadership and persistent optimism during his years as Beautification Committee Chair. Thank you for keeping Driftwood beautiful!



General Membership Meeting

Join us on Tuesday, August 11th at 6:00 PM at the Driftwood Community Center (15112 W RR 150) for a General Membership Meeting you won't want to miss!

 

This month, we're changing things up a bit with a community engagement event featuring Miriam Williams from the legendary Salt Lick BBQ! After 18 years in food service operations, Miriam joined Saltlick BBQ in 2004, drawing on her North Carolina Whole Hog roots to master Texas-style brisket under Pitmaster and Owner Scott Roberts. One of the few women leading as a Pitmaster, she's built a reputation as a fierce, respected force in BBQ.

 

Stay informed about everything happening in Driftwood and enjoy some Salt Lick BBQ provided by one of our very own business members, Micah Weiner from Backflip.

 

We can't wait to see you there!



Driftwood Community Priorities Survey: Help Shape Our Future

Please take a few minutes to complete our Driftwood Community PrioritiesSurvey. Your feedback will help us determine where to focus our time, energy, and resources. You can complete the survey here!

 

Hays County wants to hear from you!

The Hays County’s draft Strategic Plan includes priorities related to reliable infrastructure, responsible growth, and resilient community resources that support quality of life today and in the future. Tell Hays County what should be prioritized over the next five years through this quick survey.


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In the upcoming weeks Hays County will host Open Houses where the community can weigh in on new development regulations and road projects.

 
 
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