City of Jonestown Public Works
Public Works Department
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
- 737-236-9925 | PublicWorks@jonestowntx.gov
Public Works Director | James McCrory
- 737-236-9924 | jmccrory@jonestowntx.gov
Assistant Public Works Director | Cole Johnson
- 737-239-9925 | cjohnson@jonestowntx.gov
Assistant to Public Works Director | Laura Arnold
- 737-236-9925 | larnold@jonestowntx.gov
Boat Ramp 1 is now OPEN at Jones Brothers Park!
• Lake Travis levels are finally up—launch and enjoy!
• No courtesy dock available at this time.
• Annual passes: pick up at City Hall (M–F, 8 AM–5 PM).
• Daily passes: buy at the pay station inside the park.
• Please launch with care and watch for crews & debris near the shoreline.
Boater Safety Message
Jones Brothers Park Restroom Update | Please note: The permanent restroom facility at Jones Brothers Park is still under construction and not yet open to the public. As always, several portable restrooms (portalets) are available throughout the park for visitor use. We appreciate your patience as we continue working to complete this improvement project and will provide updates as construction progresses. Thank you for your understanding.\ — City of Jonestown
🚫 Flood Debris Removal Update: July 27, 2025🚫
The City of Jonestown is actively working with regional partners to develop a coordinated plan for the removal of flood-related debris. We understand the urgency of this issue and appreciate the community’s patience as we finalize the logistics. Details regarding where to place debris, accepted materials, and scheduled pickup dates will be shared soon on our website and social media channels. In the meantime, please do not place flood debris in the right-of-way until official guidance is provided. Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation as we work to restore safe and clean conditions across our community.
🚨 Local Disaster Declaration | Update: July 10, 2025
Status: Active
Issued by: Mayor Paul Johnson
Date: July 10, 2025
Type of Disaster: Widespread flooding and related property damage
Summary: The City of Jonestown has officially declared a Local State of Disaster due to severe flooding that has caused significant property damage and hazardous conditions. This declaration allows the City to activate emergency protocols and request additional aid and resources as needed.
📄 Official Document:
🛠 What This Means for Residents:
- The City’s emergency management plan is now activated.
- The declaration supports coordination with county, state, and federal agencies for disaster response.
- Additional resources, cleanup efforts, and damage assessments may be mobilized under this declaration.
- Temporary measures may be implemented to protect public safety (e.g., road closures, evacuations, etc.).