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Round Rock to begin videoconferencing Council meetings
The City of Round Rock will implement videoconferencing for public meetings starting April 1. On March 16, 2020, Governor Abbott issued a proclamation suspending various provisions of Chapter 551, Government Code, relating to Open Meetings.…continue readingMayor Morgan, community leaders announce small business support program
Round Rock Mayor Craig Morgan, the Greater Round Rock Community Foundation, the Round Rock Chamber and Dell Technologies announced today a new collaboration to assist local small businesses impacted by the coronavirus. “Our entire community…continue reading Community leaders create small business support program
Round Rock Cares raised $4,000 from the public within its first 48 hours of going live, and announced an additional $10,000 donation to challenge the community to support local businesses. Beginning March 27, Nancy and…continue reading Book drop is closed
Book returns are closed. Please keep items you’ve borrowed until we reopen or announce other options. We are waiving all late fees accrued during the closure. To protect the health of our community, employees, and…continue readingWilliamson County issues ‘Stay Home Stay Safe’ order to prevent spread of COVID-19
In a proactive effort to reduce the number of new COVID-19 cases in Williamson County and in Central Texas, County Judge Bill Gravell has issued a Stay Home Stay Safe Order for all individuals in…continue readingHow is the Coronavirus (COVID-19) affecting you?
The City of Round Rock has taken a number of steps to deal with the health threat posed by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and is monitoring information from the Texas Department of State Heath Services (DSHS) and…continue readingUpdate: tax services at the library
Given the recent guidance to avoid gatherings of more than 10 people, Foundation Communities has decided to suspend in-person tax services at all sites until further notice. The IRS announced yesterday that they are extending…continue readingNow offering: curbside holds pickup
The Round Rock Public Library has closed, effective Tuesday, March 17. During the closure, library customers have the ability to pick up holds without having to leave their cars. Curbside pickup instructions: Wait to receive…continue readingMayor Morgan announces additional measures as first COVID-19 cases reported in Williamson County
With the first confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Williamson County and additional public meeting restrictions ordered by County Judge Bill Gravell, Round Rock Mayor Craig Morgan announced Wednesday, March 18, the City will be taking…continue readingPolice Advisory regarding COVID-19
The Round Rock Police Department is still running at full capacity to protect and serve the people of Round Rock. To help alleviate social distancing concerns regarding COVID-19, we are providing some options to our…continue reading