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July 14 Update

Published on July 14, 2015 under RRnews

Excavation is slated to begin on W. Main on Wednesday or Thursday of this week. W. Liberty will be re-opened by the end of this week. It will be closed again in 3-4 months when…

Round Rock Chamber releases document to address workforce shortage

Published on July 14, 2015 under CommunityImpact

The Round Rock Chamber of Commerce released a workforce development strategy with recommendations to address the need for additional labor in the city and area. The document, named the Workforce Realization Occurring Cooperatively, or WROC, highlights…

Hutto ISD cuts $318K in energy costs

Published on July 13, 2015 under CommunityImpact

Since last June, Hutto ISD saved approximately $318,200 in energy costs—savings the school district’s Energy Manager Frederick Patterson said amounts to removing 200 cars from the road for a year or planting 22,315 trees. By taking…

GIVING BACK ROUNDUP: Weekend fundraisers

Published on July 10, 2015 under CommunityImpact

Two community events on July 11 will raise support for the families of Christopher Kelley, a Hutto police sergeant killed in the line of duty, and Jana Almendarez, wife of Round Rock Express Manager Chris…

Pflugerville-based Hanover’s expanding to Round Rock with new look

Published on July 9, 2015 under CommunityImpact

The owner of Hanover’s Draught Haus in Pflugerville plans to expand to I-35 Round Rock with Hanover’s 2, or H20, in November. The Round Rock location will be located at 16912 N. I-35, just…

July 8 Update

Published on July 8, 2015 under RRnews

Excavation will begin on West Main late next week. Crews will continue work on wastewater, curbs and concrete driveways along Mays for the next several weeks. Liberty should be re-opened late next week. It will be…

Travis County Commissioners Court weighs streamlining mass gathering permit processResidents cite noise, safety and traffic among music venue concerns

Published on July 7, 2015 under CommunityImpact

Travis County Commissioners Court considered potential changes to the way residents and businesses can apply to hold major events during its July 7 meeting. The commissioners unanimously voted to designate the county’s Fire Marshal as…

WilCo District Judge to retire this yearJudge Michael Jergins plans to spend more time with his family

Published on July 7, 2015 under CommunityImpact

Williamson County District Judge Michael Jergins will be retiring from the 395th Judicial District Court later this year, according to a county press release. He made the announcement July 7. Jergins has served as the…

We need your input on Transit Plan

Published on July 7, 2015 under RRnews

The City is in the midst of developing a Transit Plan, and is seeking additional public input this month. A new interactive tool will allow you to prioritize investments to create your ideal transit system. You’ll learn…

Recent rains create odor, color issue with water

Published on July 6, 2015 under RRnews

Many areas in Round Rock are experiencing unusual taste, odor and/or color in the drinking water. While these issues are unpleasant, they do not pose a health hazard. Recent flooding rains have affected water quality in our surface…