Strength in Community
Incorporated in 1960, City founders considered the Interstate 35 and Loop 1604 interchange a perfect location amid gently-rolling hills.
Live Oak has evolved from a rich farming and ranching tradition to developments of peaceful residential neighborhoods, multiple shopping centers, a major hospital and medical complexes, college campuses, and financial resources.
Nearly half of the residents have lived in Live Oak for more than 10 years. New families with young children have located to our community increasing the population to over 14,900.
Retirement
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Mayor Mary M. Dennis and Police Chief Ron Echols presented Sgt. John B. Stakes a proclamation for his retirement. Sgt. Stakes served approximately 30 years with the City. |
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Randolph Brooks FCU Mayor Mary M. Dennis joined Randolph Brooks President Randy Smith and their Chairman of the Board Dr. Harry Edwards in turning dirt on the second building at its Administrative Service Center (Corporate Headquarters) at IH 35 and Loop 1604. Many turned out to celebrate the most recent expansion of the Cresswell Administrative Services Center. Construction should begin soon. |
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