Liberty Hill Seeks Dark Sky Certification

On November 20, the City of Liberty Hill submitted its application to become an International Dark Sky Community, demonstrating its commitment to preserving the night sky through responsible outdoor lighting practices. This application process, which may take one to three years and typically involves multiple revisions, was praised by Dark Sky consultant Amy Jackson for its thoroughness and dedication. The initiative began in 2020 amidst community concerns about light pollution, leading to a resolution signed by former Mayor Liz Branigan in 2022 to pursue certification. The city has since engaged local stakeholders to enhance outreach, conduct surveys, and retrofit municipal lighting. Council Member Diane Williams expressed pride in the milestone, highlighting the city’s passion for protecting dark skies for future generations.

Liberty Hill Seeks Dark Sky Certification

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