Merry Christmas and happy holidays from the Little Elm Mayor and Town Council! 🎄
Town of Little Elm
Government Administration
Little Elm, Texas 2,956 followers
The Town with a Lake Attitude
About us
The Town of Little Elm was chartered in 1841 as part of the Peters Colony and the Republic of Texas. The area was primarily inhabited by Indian tribes who lived along the several creeks that traversed the region, providing abundant water for springs and associated wildlife for food. As settlers discovered, the area also had a rich timber source, which provided fuel in the harsh winters and fertile soil. Little Elm remained a quiet lakeside community until the growth of the surrounding communities profoundly affected our sleepy town. Little Elm was primarily an agricultural community, with farming and ranching as the primary industries. As growth discovered Little Elm in the late 1990s, residents prepared for the flood of new people learning about our beautiful lake setting that a few locals had enjoyed so much for decades. Little Elm was incorporated in June 1966 and adopted the Council/Manager form of government and its Home Rule Charter in May 2001. It currently has approximately 16 square miles within the corporate limits. A large portion of the original downtown is currently below the waters of Lewisville Lake due to the Corp of Engineers raising the lake level by relocating an impoundment dam, which replaced and covered an earlier lake known as the Garza/Little Elm Reservoir. The town saw significant growth in the early 2000s due to its proximity to Dallas-Fort Worth and the expansion of nearby cities. This growth led to increased residential development and the construction of new schools, parks, and recreational facilities. Today, Little Elm is a thriving community with over 55,000 residents. The town has become known for its beautiful lakeside setting and outdoor recreational opportunities like fishing, boating, and hiking. Little Elm is also home to a vibrant destination district with recreation amenities, unique restaurants, and outstanding special events. Despite its growth and modern amenities, Little Elm has managed to preserve its hometown-town
- Website
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External link for Town of Little Elm
- Industry
- Government Administration
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Little Elm, Texas
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1963
Locations
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Primary
100 West Eldorado Parkway
Little Elm, Texas 75068, US
Employees at Town of Little Elm
Updates
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At the Town Council meeting on December 17, Council members celebrated the season by wearing their holiday attire for the final meeting of 2024. 🎄 📃During the meeting, Mayor Cornelious presented a proclamation to Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® Omega Alpha Omega Chapter, recognizing their exceptional service to the Little Elm community. The chapter's contributions include supporting the St. Arbor Community Garden, replenishing supplies for DH Brent Elementary, organizing the Mayor's Math Challenge, and hosting the HBCU College Fair at Little Elm High School, among many other charitable initiatives. Their dedication to volunteerism and community service continues to make a lasting impact. We’re incredibly proud of our Town and excited to see what achievements 2025 will bring!
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On December 12, Town of Little Elm team members and their families gathered for a night of fun, games, and food at Main Event! 🎉🎮🍕 We absolutely loved seeing all the smiles, spending time with your families, and celebrating together! Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a joyful New Year! 🌟
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At our Town Council meeting on December 3, The Town of Little Elm Tourism and Communications Division was presented with the Texas Film Friendly Certification by a representative from Governor Abbott's office. 📽️🌟 This designation will directly benefit economic impact and tourism in the Little Elm community by creating local jobs in the film and arts industry, supporting local businesses, and bringing in new visitors to the area. The Town of Little Elm is excited to be recognized as a Film Friendly Texas designee and is excited to partner with local businesses to help them grow as well as bringing new tourism opportunities to the town!
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Little Elm is OFFICIALLY recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community!🎉 This multi-step certification process and designation shows Discover Little Elm’s commitment to further develop tourism as an economic growth strategy, boost local job creation, and draw more visitors to their community and to Texas from across the nation and around the world. A big thank you to the Office of the Governor Greg Abbott and Travel Texas for helping us accomplish this designation! Check out the press release! 👇 https://bit.ly/4ihxxlG