Blake Sbrocco - Bee Cave City Council Member

10/02/2026

09/23/2026

Excited to continue serving our community in this expanded role!

Congratulations & welcome to our two newest board members, Director Aird and Director Sbrocco!

We’re so excited to have you join the BCDC team. Thank you for stepping up, getting involved, and all you do to support our community!

Welcome to the board! 🥳✨ Blake Sbrocco

09/08/2026

During our August 25th meeting, the Bee Cave City Council unanimously passed a resolution I authored to help ensure our residents receive fair and meaningful consideration for federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding.

Earlier in August, Bee Cave took the important step of joining Travis County’s Urban County CDBG Program. During that process, I raised a concern: Bee Cave and ZIP Code 78738 have comparatively high aggregate household incomes, but those broad statistics don’t tell the story of every resident or family in our community.

A ZIP code shouldn’t automatically prevent an otherwise eligible resident, household, or community need from being considered for assistance.

Resolution 2026-35 formally asks Travis County to consider all lawful methods of determining CDBG eligibility, including the actual income, circumstances, and qualifying needs of the people being served, rather than relying solely on ZIP code or community-wide measures of affluence. It also recognizes the County’s authority over the program and does not ask for preferential treatment for Bee Cave, only a fair opportunity for eligible needs to be considered.

I’m grateful to my colleagues on City Council for their unanimous support, and especially thankful to Assistant City Manager Baker and City Attorney Brad Bullock for their help and guidance in turning this idea into a formal City resolution.

Proud to advocate for Bee Cave and make sure our residents have a seat at the table whenever opportunities like these become available.

08/14/2026

I’m grateful to Duke University and the Sanford School of Public Policy for sharing this story and for recognizing the privilege I have to serve our community here in Bee Cave.

More importantly, I’m thankful for the opportunity to honor my grandfather’s memory. His example, encouragement, and belief in the importance of serving others continue to mean more to me than any degree or title ever could.

Thank you, Duke, for capturing a story that means so much to my family. 💙

07/02/2026

🚧Heads up the roads around Bee Cave City Hall in the Galleria will be closed for the July 4 Festival.

Do not leave parked cars in this area overnight on July 3 or they will be towed.

The roads will close at 3am on July 4 and will re-open at 11:30pm on July 4.

Have a safe and fun holiday, Bee Cave!

05/25/2026

The City of Bee Cave honors the brave men and women who have served our nation and remembers those who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect the freedoms we cherish. We are grateful for their courage, service, and sacrifice as we pause to reflect and remember.

We also invite our community to join the National Moment of Remembrance by observing a moment of silence at 3 p.m. local time on Memorial Day in honor of those who gave their lives in service to our country. 🇺🇸

05/23/2026

My brother Trevor and I had a great time competing in the Bee Cave Co****le Tournament!

It was great visiting with residents, and a big thank you to our amazing Parks & Public Works team for putting together another fantastic community event!

Congrats to John and Lisa Ryan for winning Bee Cave Co****le Tournament 2026!

Blake and Trevor Sbrocco claimed the runner up trophy, roaring all the way back from the losers bracket.

Thank you to all our teams that participated today!

04/13/2026

Grateful for the opportunity to tour Mansfield Dam this morning alongside Mayor King and Councilmember Hight. Thank you to LCRA for the insightful walkthrough and to LCRA Travis County Director Ford for organizing. Critical infrastructure like this plays a vital role in our region’s safety and water security.

02/21/2026

The City of Bee Cave is pleased to announce that all parties have signed the final settlement agreement regarding the warehouses in the Sweetwater neighborhood.

This agreement clears the way for CesiumAstro to acquire the development and transform the warehouses into its new global headquarters. CesiumAstro has announced plans to invest $500 million in the project and estimates the creation of approximately 500 new high-tech jobs over the next five years.

Throughout this process, the City of Bee Cave worked diligently to negotiate terms that protect the surrounding community. The agreement includes a strict limit of no more than eight semi-truck trips per month, with all truck traffic required to be escorted.

In addition, the settlement establishes clear standards for future development in the Sweetwater neighborhood, ensuring that growth aligns with and protects community interests.

“This was a long and challenging process, but our quality of life is worth fighting for,” said Bee Cave Mayor Kara King. “This outcome is a win for our community because it supports responsible development while encouraging continued investment in Central Texas.”

With the ex*****on of this agreement, the litigation is fully resolved.