Welcome to the City of Lucas, Texas

Welcome to the City of Lucas. Proximity to the city conveniences offered by Allen, Plano and Richardson and North Dallas with a country feel! Located in Collin County with a population of only 5,364 people and 11.73 square miles in size, the City of Lucas has excellent schools served by Lovejoy, Allen, McKinney, Plano, Wylie, and Princeton and a great location making it a desirable place to raise a family or to retire. The density is 457 people per square mile. With the convenience of Lake Lavon, offering rich wildlife environment or if you enjoy fishing, you can have your boat launched onto the lake within minutes. If you enjoy horses, there is a 9 mile equestrian trail ready for your relaxing ride through the City of Lucas.

Come see why the City of Lucas is small town Texas at its best! Location and Directions...

NEWS ALERTS

Newsletter Correction:
We apologize for an error made in the May edition of the City of Lucas' Newsletter. Page 2, "City Council Actions for April' incorrectly stated that the Murphy Oil Specific Use Permit had been approved; Council DID NOT approve this item. We again apologize for the error and any inconvenience that this may have caused.

Bastrop Road Closure

Bastrop Road will be temporarily closed by barricades between the existing Rockland Farms subdivision and the new phases of Rockland Farms under construction, effective Monday December 17, 2012. This is a safety measure, to prevent construction traffic from travelling into the existing subdivisions of Rockland Farms and Austin Trail.

Fire Department Update

Long Range Plan

Outdoor Burning

January 9, 2013
Collin County has lifted the burn ban.

Learn more about outdoor burning by visiting the Collin County Fire Marshall's website: .

Wal-Mart Development at Angel Parkway and West Lucas Road

Frequently Asked Questions

Water Restrictions in Effect

EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, 2013, STAGE 3 WATER RESTRICTIONS ARE EFFECTIVE

The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) Board of Directors has voted to initiate Stage 3 of the NTMWD Water Conservation and Drought Contingency and Water Emergency Response Plan effective June 1, 2013. The goal of Stage 3 is a 10% reduction in water use and increased awareness in ongoing water conservation efforts.

Read the Press Release
Stage 3 Talking Points

What Day Can I Water?

Check the map to see what day you can water in your neighborhood.
- Stage 2 Water Restriction Map 20120601

Lake Lavon water level

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