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Liberty Hill pursues state declaration as "outdoor sculpture capital of Texas"
Summary
Committee member Kristen said she contacted the Texas State Library and Archives Commission and expects step-by-step instructions to formalize a declaration tied to the symposium's 50th anniversary.
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Kristen updated the committee on efforts to secure a state declaration naming Liberty Hill the "outdoor sculpture capital of Texas." She said she contacted the Texas State Library and Archives Commission, received a return call and is awaiting an email with step-by-step instructions on how to proceed.
“That'll be really exciting, especially as we approach the fiftieth anniversary of the symposium,” Kristen said. She also suggested a small sign—similar to other Texas city designations—could be incorporated into wayfinding and welcome signage.
The committee treated the update as informational; no formal action was taken. Staff will follow the commission's instructions and report back with any required documents or next steps.
