Commissioners approved purchase of 350 additional acres with $4.375 million available via voter approved park bonds.
Amid complaints the tunes emanating from Main Street entertainment area were just too loud, council enacts new standards muting sounds.
Tract eyed for new library is located one block directly north of the current library, with new one expected to be built by January 2023.
During two-hour closure from 12:45 p.m. to 2:45 p.m., payments can be made online at RRTXWater.com or by calling 1-855-894-2392.
The fees collected would be spent on roadway improvements included in a transportation capital improvement plan, officials explained.
Move to issue public debt is next step in funding five-year, $240 million roadway improvement program, city officials said.
65-acre mixed-use project planned for SH 45, east of IH 35, would create 5K jobs and $1.5 million in tax revenue, officials estimate.
Newly tapped judge graduated from the University of Texas before earning her law degree from South Texas College of Law.
$2.5M was earmarked for Justice Center remodeling, $250K for jail and sheriff's office improvements, and $50K for parking garage study.
Series of community meetings scheduled in February and March designed to solicit public input as city manages growth in the coming decade.
Proposal calls for charging fees to new development as a way of covering the costs of impact to transportation infrastructure.
Award of $308,728 brings to $607,000 in donations Williamson County has secured to expand opportunities for young adults between 17-24.
Tax Assessor/Collector reminds property owners 2018 property taxes must be paid in full by Jan 31 to avoid penalties/interest.
From Dec. 28 to Jan. 2, clerk's office won't be able to provide such documentation as the state switches to a new computer system.
The honor is an annual award given to one recipient statewide for superior performance above and beyond the call of duty.
Judge Ryan D. Larson of the 395th District Court ruled the lost votes will be re-tabulated to reflect true Nov. 6 election results.
Commissioners court meeting that would have taken place on Tuesday will be postponed until Dec. 4, officials said.
Elections Administrator Christopher Davis said 114 votes lost to voting machine malfunction during early voting have been recovered.
While offices are closed in observance of holiday, regional animal shelter to remain open with adoptions of adult animals priced at just $4.
Council action on Nov. 8 to fill a significant gap along the popular trail and will feature a pedestrian underpass at Georgetown Street.
English-limited woman needing help is instead yelled at, threatened with police action: "Get Out! You are not following the law! Go! Go!"
Carter hasn't won a race by fewer than 20 points in a decade, but Hegar came closer than any Democratic challenger ever has.
Car in the shop? Too tired to drive? Short on gas money? No excuses as free rides offered on all CapMetro bus routes, paratransit service.
The upcoming elections will be among the most consequential in recent memory, and various voting sites will accommodate voters.
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Ballots should have listed 3 court candidates, a Democrat, Republican and Libertarian, but person running for the latter party was omitted.
fracture is located on both sides of the trench wall and measures approximately 23 feet long with an average crack width of 6 inches.
Office closed on Sept. 14 from noon to 5 p.m. for staff training, officials said Tuesday.
Previously slapped with official oppression charge, Dan Gattis draws added repercussion after threatening funds cutoff in spat with sheriff.
Average county homeowner with average $284,484 home value could pay roughly $1,327 in property taxes next year versus $1,256 last year.
Underground cave network was exposed in February when a portion of Cambria Drive collapsed at around 3 a.m. near Woods of Brushy Creek.
Improvements include six parklets along East Main Street from Mays Street to Sheppard Street in downtown Round Rock.
Citizen satisfaction has increased 8 percent in the last two years, according to latest community survey.
Anti-smoking group rails against recent decision not to ban indoor smoking at some business currently exempt from a city ordinance.
In 6-1 vote, council rejects an ordinance that would've removed bars from list of existing smoking/vaping prohibitions.
Municipal budget meets nationally recognized guidelines for 22nd consecutive year.
After years of advocates' demands to end lucrative pact and allegations of detainee sexual abuse, commissioners vote to cut their ties.
All offices will reopen on Thursday, July 5 and animal shelter will stay open for dog, cat adoptions.
Applications currently being accepted for 2018 appointments with deadline on Monday, July 23.
Lawmaker had previously telegraphed his wish not to seek re-election after 27 years at Capitol in order to spend more time with his family.