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ELGIN,
TEXAS
...perfectly situated
LEE DILDY BOULEVARD DEDICATION SET
On May 31st at 10am there will be a dedication for the newly named Lee Dildy Blvd. Formerly 11th Street on the south side of Hwy 290, the street is being named for Commissioner Lee Dildy who served Bastrop County until his death in 2011. Additional details regarding the dedication and Commissioner Dildy will be included in the Elgin Courier next week and on this site. |
Elgin Current Events & Updates
SEVERE WEATHER - EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Click here to find out how to Get Ready Now |
Pay Your City of Elgin Utility Bill On-line - eff May 1st!!!
Click here to pay
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Long
recognized for its Sausage and Bricks, Elgin Texas proudly
bears the twin titles of the “Sausage
Capital of Texas” and the “Brick
Capital of the Southwest.” But today, Elgin
is known for much more than these two industries which
have been for decades, and remain today, solid economic
foundations for the community. Today Elgin is a city on
the move, rich in heritage, progressive in spirit, and
optimistic of its future.
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Excellent
Location
30 minutes east of Austin's Downtown
30 minutes to Austin's Internat'l Airport
10 minutes east of SH130
Great
Market
Retail Trade Area of 47,745 people
15 Mile Radius 61,808 people
Median Household Income $54,000
Retail Market Demands $455.5 mil
Large
Labor Pool
Greater Elgin Area - 47,745 people
Quality Workforce |
Tremendous Opportunity
Affordable Land Values
Economic Incentives
Available Utilities
Significant
Growth
1,850 Single Family platted
3,340 Single Family conceptual
Unique
Character
Texas Main Street City
Sausage Capital of Texas
Brick Capital of the Southwest |
City of Elgin
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See The City Community Calendar for Council & Board Meetings and Community Events
Community
Calendar
Links To Upcoming Events Click Here
Annual
Events Printable List Click Here
2013 Holidays for the City of Elgin
The City of Elgin will be closed on the following dates
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
President’s Day
Good Friday
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Veterans' Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas
New Years Day |
Monday, January 21
Monday, February 18
Friday, March 29
Monday, May 27
Thursday, July 4
Monday, September 2
Monday, November 11
Thursday & Friday, November 28-29
Tues & Wed, December 24-25
Wednesday, January 1, 2014 |
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