Election History

Date of Election:	May 4, 2024
Type of Election:	Special
City Population (at Time of the Election):	961,855
Number of Registered Voters:	895,663
Total Ballots Cast:	See Prop Below
Percent of Registered Voters Who Voted:	See Prop Below

Proposition A - Ordinance #20240201-003
Yes	% Yes	No	% No
1,450	91.31%	138	8.69%
Shall the City disannex approximately 738 acres of land commonly known as “Lost Creek,” located in Travis County, west of the intersection of Lost Creek Boulevard and Capital of Texas Highway, (the Area), thereby removing the Area from the full purpose city limits of Austin, resulting in the Travis County Sheriff’s Office providing law enforcement, Travis County Emergency Services District No. 9 providing fire response, and Austin-Travis County EMS continuing to provide emergency services; the City would be required to continue to impose a property tax each year on the property in the Area at the same rate that is imposed on other property in the City until the taxes collected from the Area equal its pro rata share of the area’s indebtedness, which is $7,772,513.84 and is estimated to take two years to pay off, or until such time as the inhabitants of the area otherwise collectively pay the identified pro rata share of the indebtedness in full with no prepayment penalty; fees related to the City’s full purpose jurisdiction would no longer be collected; and the board of the Lost Creek Limited District, a special district in the area, would continue to operate unless the board elects to dissolve the district?

Proposition B - Ordinance #20240201-003
Yes	% Yes	No	% No
0	0%	0	0%
Shall the City disannex approximately 4 acres of land commonly known as “Mooreland Addition,” located in southwestern Travis County, east of the intersection of Menchaca Road and Mooreland Drive, (the Area), thereby removing the Area from the full purpose city limits of Austin, resulting in the Travis County Sheriff’s Office providing law enforcement, Travis County Emergency Services District No. 5 providing fire response, and Austin-Travis County EMS continuing to provide emergency services; the City would be required to continue to impose a property tax each year on the property in the Area at the same rate that is imposed on other property in the City until the taxes collected from the Area equal its pro rata share of the area’s indebtedness, which is $30,146.39 and is estimated to take two years to pay off, or until such time as the inhabitants of the area otherwise collectively pay the identified pro rata share of the indebtedness in full with no prepayment penalty; and fees related to the City’s full purpose jurisdiction would no longer be collected?

Proposition C - Ordinance #20240201-003
Yes	% Yes	No	% No
3	100.00%	0	0%
Shall the City disannex approximately 28 acres of land commonly known as “Blue Goose Road,” located in eastern Travis County, east of Blue Goose Road approximately 975 feet northwest of the intersection of U.S. Highway 290 East and Blue Goose Road, (the Area), thereby removing the Area from the full purpose city limits of Austin, resulting in the Travis County Sheriff’s Office providing law enforcement, Travis County Emergency Services District No. 12 providing fire response, and Austin-Travis County EMS continuing to provide emergency services; the City would be required to continue to impose a property tax each year on the property in the Area at the same rate that is imposed on other property in the City until the taxes collected from the Area equal its pro rata share of the area’s indebtedness, which is $19,131.36 and is estimated to take two years to pay off, or until such time as the inhabitants of the area otherwise collectively pay the identified pro rata share of the indebtedness in full with no prepayment penalty; and fees related to the City’s full purpose jurisdiction would no longer be collected?

Proposition D - Ordinance #20240201-003
Yes	% Yes	No	% No
2	1.79%	110	98.21%
Shall the City disannex approximately 40.48 acres of land commonly known as “Lennar at Malone,” located in southwestern Travis County, one-half mile south of the intersection of West Slaughter Lane and Slaughter Creek Drive, (the Area), thereby removing the Area from the full purpose city limits of Austin, resulting in the Travis County Sheriff’s Office providing law enforcement, Travis County Emergency Services District No. 5 providing fire response, and Austin-Travis County EMS continuing to provide emergency services; the City would be required to continue to impose a property tax each year on the property in the Area at the same rate that is imposed on other property in the City until the taxes collected from the Area equal its pro rata share of the area’s indebtedness, which is $¬¬¬518,491.74 and is estimated to take two years to pay off, or until such time as the inhabitants of the area otherwise collectively pay the identified pro rata share of the indebtedness in full with no prepayment penalty; and fees related to the City’s full purpose jurisdiction would no longer be collected?

Proposition E - Ordinance #20240201-003
Yes	% Yes	No	% No
0	0%	0	0%
Shall the City disannex approximately 104 acres of land commonly known as “Wildhorse/Webb Tract,” located in eastern Travis County, at the northeastern corner of Decker Lane and Lindell Lane, (the Area), thereby removing the Area from the full purpose city limits of Austin, resulting in the Travis County Sheriff’s Office providing law enforcement, Travis County Emergency Services District No. 12 providing fire response, and Austin-Travis County EMS continuing to provide emergency services; the City would be required to continue to impose a property tax each year on the property in the Area at the same rate that is imposed on other property in the City until the taxes collected from the Area equal its pro rata share of the area’s indebtedness, which is $4,076.87 and is estimated to take two years to pay off, or until such time as the inhabitants of the area otherwise collectively pay the identified pro rata share of the indebtedness in full with no prepayment penalty; and fees related to the City’s full purpose jurisdiction would no longer be collected?

Proposition F - Ordinance #20240201-003
Yes	% Yes	No	% No
1	100.00%	0	0%
Shall the City disannex approximately 212 acres of land commonly known as “River Place Outparcels,” located in northwestern Travis County, adjacent to the boundary of the River Place Municipal Utility District, (the Area), thereby removing the Area from the full purpose city limits of Austin, resulting in the Travis County Sheriff’s Office providing law enforcement, Travis County Emergency Services District No. 4 providing fire response, and Austin-Travis County EMS continuing to provide emergency services; the City would be required to continue to impose a property tax each year on the property in the Area at the same rate that is imposed on other property in the City until the taxes collected from the Area equal its pro rata share of the area’s indebtedness, which is $37.40, or until the debt is otherwise paid off in full with no prepayment penalty; and fees related to the City’s full purpose jurisdiction would no longer be collected?