Lake Austin Collective is a Texas 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization that advocates for and empowers Lake Austin area neighbors, and works to protect our beautiful and irreplaceable Hill Country.
But times have changed. While we still believe engaging and educating our neighbors is critical, we now realize those are only first steps.
We not only advocate for neighborhood protections, we teach neighbors how to defend their own rights in front of governmental agencies, influential policy makers, and land developers. We work hard to help neighbors decipher the city's sometimes opaque legal language and zoning laws, to solve complex problems, and to fight for better and more transparent outcomes.
With the power of our collective community, we believe we have all contributed to making our beloved Austin Hill Country a better and safer place to live. Won't you join us?
LAC advocates for 12+ neighborhoods along the 6-mile City Park Road, FM 2222 and Capital of Texas Highway 360, close to the iconic Pennybacker Bridge.
Linda Bailey, President
For the past five years, Linda has served on the boards and executive committees of numerous civic organizations, including the Austin Neighborhoods Council, Glenlake Neighborhood Association, 2222 Coalition of Neighborhoods Association, and other local advocacy groups. Linda is deeply committed to neighborhood safety and preserving the Hill Country’s unique character. She has been a resident of the Glenlake neighborhood for more than 20 years and a resident of Austin for more than 40 years. Her professional career spanned years with IBM, the UT McCombs School of Business and as part-owner of American Almond in Brooklyn, NY.
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