Bee Cave: Police contract with Lakeway approved.

Bee Cave, Texas Codifies Mutual Police Services Agreement With Lakeway

• A [new resolution](URL to be provided) approves a mutual police services agreement between Bee Cave and Lakeway, Texas.
• The resolution allows police forces of both cities to assist each other in emergencies or staffing shortages.
• Bee Cave Police Chief Brian Jones said the agreement has been unofficial until now and the last formal agreement expired in 2018.
• Per the resolution, the contract expires in one year but will renew automatically without changes unless a city requests modification or termination.

City Council Bids Farewell to Andy Rebber

• The Bee Cave City Council said goodbye to Andy Rebber at his final meeting, as he opted not to run for reelection.
• Mayor Kara King thanked Rebber for his "volunteerism" and "dedication" during the meeting.
• Rebber's response highlighted the excellent staff across the city, making their job easier.
• John Cobb, who ran unopposed, will fill Rebber's seat starting May 14, 2023. Mayor King and Council Member Courtney Hohl were also reelected unopposed.

New Social Media Policy for City Staff and Elected Officials

• Bee Cave approved a [social media policy](URL to be provided) outlining rules for all city staff, including elected officials, in response to a recent Supreme Court decision regarding the First Amendment.
• The policy covers major social media sites and includes an archive system, password protocols, and guidelines for acceptable use.
• Elected officials are prohibited from conducting city business on personal accounts to avoid interpretation as operating in an "official capacity."