Flooding in Central Texas has caused unanticipated challenges for the North Shore Community

• The Lake: (Current Lake Level HERE)

  All waterfront parks in Lago Vista and property of the Lago Vista Property Owners Association have reopened to vehicles and pedestrians. Residents and their guests are welcome in the park but due to increased bacteria levels and debris still evident in the lake swimming is not recommended.  There have been multiple reports of broken sewer lines and disrupted septic tanks along a vast expanse of Lake Travis Shoreline.

• The POA staff and other dock workers continue to work on securing the Marinas, and protecting property.

• Our Communities:

  • Jonestown​: ​​

    • Jonestown has lost one of its parks. Several businesses have been washed out and Jonestown has become the epicenter for the recovery effort around Sandy Creek and the Round Mountain area. The run off water from the many creeks in the area funnel into Jonestown and is the last point before entry to Lake Travis, bringing with it much debris.

    • The Sandy Creek and Round Mountain areas have been seriously damaged. Passage is limited due to recovery efforts and delivery of emergency supplies. Do not visit the area without prior authorization.

  • Lago Vista:

    • (From Mayor Lion Kevin Sullivan)The Lago Vista Emergency Services District and the Emergency Operations Center has been monitoring the situation since midnight, July 4 . Major efforts have been directed at search and rescue.

    • (From City Councilman Lion Shane Saum) Please be advised that emergencies should be reported 9-1-1 and not the City, PD or FD as most of those resources are out in the field.

    • The Island's on Lake Travis lake pumps are down, which provide A/C to the complex and divers won't be able to go down for a week. Many elderly folks there may be without A/C for a week or more.

    • If you have not, please sign up for Warn Central Texas alerts to get the most up to date official alerts. Sign up HERE https://member.everbridge.net/892807736729515/login

    • TXDot has dispatched an engineer to evaluate the situation of the washed out bridge at Cow Creek. He has reported that work on the replacement will be fast tracked and should less time than previously expected.

  • Point Venture:​

    • Contact information for Point Venture:​

      • Police & Fire Emergency 911

      • Police (Sheriff) non-emergency 512-974-0845

      • Water/Sewer issue -(M-F 8am-5pm) 512-267-1641

      • Water/Sewer after hours - 281-398-8211

      • Animal control 512-988-7206

      • PV POA office 512-267-1128

      • PV Village Office 512-267-5511

      • Use of Free Medical Equipment - Lago Vista Volunteers 512-267-1567

      • Electrical outage or issue - PEC call 888-883-3379 or text Outage to 25022 (from Lion Steve Tabaska)​

  • Important Links​ and Information

    • Lantz Home Services Information Sheet

      • Collecting items for distribution on the North Shore​

    • North Lake Chamber of Commerce (Central Point for Information (512-267-7952)-Also collecting funds for grant participation from the Leander Chamber of Commerce that benefits the North Shore

    • ​Northlake Church/Hope Center (Monetary Donations) LINK​

    • Flood Damage Reporting iSTAT CLICK HERE (Provided by the City of Lago Vista)

    • Assistance with iSTAT online reporting at the LV Library

      • Volunteers from the Lions Club were on hand Saturday, July 12 to provide assistance to those who are not comfortable with online activity. Future dates will be announced here. Please access HERE for preliminary information on what to bring to the ​library to accelerate the process. YOU MUST FILE AT LEAST ONE PICTURE SO BE SURE TO BRING AT LEAST ONE PICTURE OF THE DAMAGE!

    • The Wild Navy is selling T-Shirts and donating the proceeds to the Recovery Effort​​

    • Shoreline Clean-Up-The Lions are organizing a mass clean-up of the shoreline for July 19. Sign-Up HERE  All non-profits and interested citizens are invited to participate.

    • Lago Vista Lions Club- Monetary Donation Platform-Our platform charges us no fees (donor is provided the option to pay a fee, not mandatory) so every penny donated reaches our coffers and stays on the North Shore. This is a united response to a shared tragedy and the Lions Club is dedicated to serving, in unity with the multiple non-profits  who have sprung into action to help our communities.