City of Horseshoe Bay, Texas
Jeff Koska currently serves as the City Manager for the City of Horseshoe Bay, Texas, a position held since October 2008, where responsibilities encompass overseeing various municipal services, including water and wastewater treatment, capital improvement projects, and community services. Previously, Jeff held leadership roles as the General Manager of Kingsland Municipal Utility District and Utilities Manager for Lake LBJ Municipal Utilities District, as well as Water, Wastewater and Environmental Superintendent for the City of College Station. Jeff began a career in the water industry as a Water System Operator at Trinity River Authority of Texas and also worked as a Territorial Sales Representative for McDaniel Controls of Texas. Jeff holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics and International Business from Sam Houston State University.
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City of Horseshoe Bay, Texas
The City of Horseshoe Bay is perfect for Highland Lakes visitors looking to play a round of golf on a world-class course, spend the day in a luxurious day spa, dine at a five-star restaurant, and take in stunning views of Lake LBJ. Horseshoe Bay is a full-service municipality and home rule city with its own police, fire department, and emergency medical service. Horseshoe Bay Resort is the city’s largest employer. The resort offers several fine-dining restaurants, a full-service spa, award-winning golf courses, lake access, four luxurious swimming pools, and its own private airport. Horseshoe Bay sits in both Llano and Burnet counties and is situated along the south shore of Lake LBJ. The area was developed in the early 1970s to be an upscale retirement community. It received its status as a Class A city under Texas law in 2005. Since then, the city has established a full-time fire department, police force, and EMS.