Category: RRnews
Karen Bondy takes over as General Manager of Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority
KAREN BONDY BCRUA General Manager The Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority (BCRUA) Board of Directors welcomed Karen Bondy, P.E., as BCRUA’s new General Manager, effective Aug. 1. Bondy, a 36-year water industry veteran, recently retired…continue reading Police to increase patrols in Collision Reduction Zones
Heads up (literally). University Blvd between I-35 and Sunrise Road has been deemed a collision reduction zone by Round Rock Police, which means there will be an increased police presence enforcing routine traffic laws. The…continue reading TxDOT lane closures
I-35 at FM 3406 Southbound I-35 reduced to one lane between Wolle Lane and FM 3406 from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 19 through Wednesday, Aug. 22 Southbound I-35 frontage road closed after…continue readingBiz.ability workshops resume in September
The Round Rock Public Library and Austin SCORE will be offering a series of free workshops for entrepreneurs and small business owners on Fridays from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., Sept. 21 through Oct. 26. SCORE is a nonprofit dedicated to helping…continue readingLane closures planned on A.W. Grimes at Roundville Lane
Work associated with the Roundville Lane road project will necessitate the closure of the northbound outside lane of A.W. Grimes between Roundville Lane and SH 45 starting Aug. 17. The closure will take place on…continue reading Born Learning Trail opens at Lake Creek Park during Pop Up Play Day event
Born Learning Trail Opens at Lake Creek Park in Round Rock during Pop Up Play Day United Way of Williamson County and the City of Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department will hold a ribbon…continue readingRound Rock ISD classes start Thursday
The City of Round Rock and the Round Rock Police Department remind motorists to be on the lookout for school zones in effect as local schools begin their academic calendars. Classes at Round Rock ISD…continue readingRound Rock joins effort to fight invasive species in water supply
Round Rock is joining the effort to eradicate invasive zebra mussels from Lake Georgetown to protect the infrastructure that distributes the City’s drinking water. At the Aug. 9 City Council meeting, council members authorized the Brushy…continue readingNeighborhood street improvement program continues
The City of Round Rock plans to invest millions of dollars toward residential street improvements in the coming months as part of an ongoing program to repair and preserve pavement across the City’s road network.…continue reading