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TxDOT breaks ground on I-35 improvement project in Round Rock
The Texas Department of Transportation, in cooperation with the City of Round Rock and Williamson County, broke ground Friday, July 8, on a $28.1 million improvements project designed to enhance safety and mobility along Interstate 35…continue reading Eastbound Main Street to be closed July 6 for Curious World Tour
The Curious World Tour, scheduled for Wednesday, July 6th from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Prete Main Street Plaza, will require closing the eastbound portion of Main Street from Lampasas Street to Sheppard…continue readingJuly 2016 population estimate: 106,822
The Planning and Development Services Department generates monthly population estimates and future population projections based on recent development activity. These estimates are adjusted every ten years as decennial Census figures are released. As of July…continue readingMayor to skydive into the July 4th Frontier Days Festival
The annual Sertoma July Fourth Parade, jalapeno pepper eating contest sponsored by Randalls, Sam Bass Shootout, carnival rides, Sertoma Rubber Duck races, skydivers and fireworks sponsored by HEB are all part of the City of…continue readingCity offices will be closed for Independence Day
City offices, including the Library, Clay Madsen Recreation Center, Allen R. Baca Center, Municipal Court and Utility Billing Office will be closed Monday, July 4, in honor of Independence Day. Utility bills and court-related fines can be paid online. The…continue readingRound Rock named one of nation’s best cities to retire
Golf clubs? Check. Adventures with the grandkids? Check. Perfect place to call home? Double check! Maybe it’s our hometown vibe or our low crime rate combined with affordable living and high quality of life. Or could…continue reading Use of fireworks is illegal in City limits
A change in state law, made during the last legislative session, allows the sale of fireworks just outside of the City limits. Previously, fireworks stands had to be at least 5,000 feet (just under one…continue readingCity Council approves MOU with Kalahari Resorts
The Kalahari Resort and Convention Center, which would create the second largest hotel and conference center in Central Texas, is another step closer to reality. The City Council unanimously approved June 23 a memorandum of understanding (MOU)…continue readingSmart911 service now available
The Round Rock Police Department announced today that Smart911 is now available to all individuals and families in the city limits. Smart911 is a free service that allows individuals to create a Safety Profile for…continue reading Explore Lynda.com learning paths
Jumpstart your career with Lynda.com at the Round Rock Public Library! With a current library card, you can access Lynda.com’s new Learning Paths for free. Learning paths are step-by-step structured courses, supported with quizzes, practice,…continue reading