The Live Oak City Council made a significant stride towards enhancing community safety by approving the Bexar County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan during their regular meeting on August 12, 2025. This resolution, which received unanimous support from the council, aims to bolster the city’s preparedness for potential hazards and disasters.

Josh Crabtree from the Bexar County Office of American Management was present to discuss the importance of the plan, emphasizing its role in ensuring that the city remains proactive in addressing risks. The plan outlines strategies for reducing vulnerability to disasters, which is crucial for safeguarding residents and infrastructure.

Councilwoman Green, who motioned for the approval, highlighted the collaborative effort involved in developing the plan, which reflects a commitment to community resilience. The resolution not only adopts the hazard mitigation plan but also authorizes any necessary actions to implement it effectively.

In addition to this key decision, the meeting included a brief report from council members, although no pressing issues were raised. The council's focus on disaster preparedness underscores its dedication to protecting the Live Oak community and enhancing overall safety measures.

As the city moves forward with the implementation of the hazard mitigation strategies, residents can expect improved readiness for emergencies, contributing to a safer living environment for all.