Jonestown, TX

Public Works

City of Jonestown Public Works

City of Jonestown Public Works Department is responsible for Implementation of city’s capital improvement projects, installation and removal of the city’s holiday decorations, city facility maintenance, city-owned equipment (including light & heavy duty trucks, road working equipment & small engine equipment), streets, ditches, drainage, traffic signs, street markings, right-of-way mowing, city-owned trees, city-owned sidewalks, city-owned parking lots, park lands and wastewater facilities.

Hours: 7:30am-4:30pm, Monday-Friday (Closed on City Holidays)

Contact Information

General Inquiries

Public Works Director - James McCrory
Assistant Public Works Director - Cole Johnson
Assistant to Public Works Director - Laura Arnold

2025 Curbside Cleanup

🚨 Mark your calendars! 🚨

Jonestown’s Annual Curbside Cleanup Day is coming up!

🗓 Saturday, June 21 | 7 AM – 1 PM

2025 City of Jonestown Curbside Cleanup Day (flyer available here)

The City of Jonestown, in partnership with WasteConnections, will host the annual Curbside Cleanup Day on Saturday, June 21, from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

This service is available exclusively to current residential Waste Connections customers residing within Jonestown city limits.

Important Guidelines:

  • Limit: Each household is allowed up to five (5) cubic yards of acceptable bulky items (approximately 5.5’ x 5’ x 5’).
  • Items must be placed neatly at the curb by 7:00 a.m. on the scheduled day.
  • Items placed after 7:00 a.m. or exceeding the 5-yard limit will not be collected.
  • Residents are responsible for removing and properly disposing of any uncollected items.
  • Note: Guidelines will be strictly enforced.

Accepted Items:

  • Household bulky items such as stoves, water heaters, furniture, washing machines, dryers, etc.
  • Air conditioners, freezers, and refrigerators (must be tagged to verify CFC removal by a certified technician)
  • Bundled brush (securely tied in bundles, each no longer than 4 feet, no thicker than 4 inches in diameter, and weighing no more than 40 pounds)

Unaccepted Items:

  • Hazardous materials: gasoline, motor oil, paint, chemicals, flammable liquids
  • Medical waste, including needles and syringes
  • Tires, car batteries, large metal objects (e.g., car fenders, engines)
  • Used oil filters, toxic or hazardous waste
  • Construction and demolition debris, including:
  • concrete, rebar, dirt, sheet rock, rocks, excelsior, gypsum board, metal, rubber, and wood products
  • Animal or human waste

Winter Weather Resources

Texas Emergency Management Council State Agencies & Partners Resources

Local Resources

Debris/Carcass Removal 1431

  • For debris and carcass removal in the roadway of 1431 within the city limits of Jonestown: contact Police dispatch at 512-974-0845 between the hours of 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
  • FYI - The police will move from the road then Transportation & Natural Resources or TXDOT picks them up.

FY23/24 Road Improvement Project

Starting Wednesday, September 4, 2024, the City of Jonestown will begin road milling and overlay work. Bennett Paving has been contracted to carry out these improvements as part of the FY2023/24 Street Maintenance Project. The roads scheduled for work this year are:

  • Tip Top Dr. (Grandview to end)
  • Howe Mountain Dr. (TipTop to end)
  • Rock Cliff Dr. (Grandview to Grandview)
  • Grandview Dr. (Rock Cliff to TipTop)
  • Grandview (TipTop to Hobby)
  • Hobby Ln. (Grandview to Grandview)
  • Grandview @ Breezeway, Point Repair
Project Infographic available here
Engineered Drawing Set here
General Project Area Map

Planned Street Repairs

The City of Jonestown manages over 33 miles of roadways within its jurisdiction. The City’s street maintenance program aims to preserve and improve the conditions of existing roadways by monitoring the state of its roadways and systematically repairing or repaving the top layers of City streets as needed.

The City prioritizes street maintenance based on the structural pavement condition of our roadways.  Pavement Condition Assessments are performed city wide and ranked on a scale reflecting the pavement’s structural condition.  We then use these assessments to prioritize areas in most urgent need of repair and resurfacing. 

Road improvement construction will be completed the year after the project is approved by Council. For Street Maintenance Projects approved in 2023, road work will begin in 2024.

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