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Public works building renamed for former city manager
Former City Manager Bob Bennett The City of Round Rock’s newly opened utilities and transportation administration building was renamed in honor of former City Manager Bob Bennett following a vote by the Round Rock City…continue reading Baca Center once again wins Senior Resource Guide’s Best of 2019 Award
For four years and running, the Allen R. Baca Center for Senior and Community Activities wins the Senior Resource Guide’s Best of 2019 Award in the Leisure & Lifestyle category. With a record number of…continue readingLibrary offers free wellness classes
The Round Rock Public Library, in partnership with St. David’s HealthCare, presents Well, Well, Well: Timely Topics for Your Health and Wellness. Free weekly classes featuring medical leadership from St. David’s Round Rock Medical Center and St. David’s Georgetown Hospital will provide health information…continue readingPD Victim Services Unit adds two full-time advocates
For victims of crime in Round Rock, more help is on the way. The Police Department’s Victim Services staff grew by two paid positions in late 2019. The one-year positions are funded by a grant…continue reading Police respond to fatal collision on Old Settlers Boulevard
The Round Rock Police Department responded to a two-vehicle collision just before 9 a.m. Wednesday at East Old Settlers Boulevard and West Mesa Park Drive. One adult male was pronounced deceased at the scene. One…continue reading Police Department promotes five Officers
The Round Rock Police Department announces the promotion of five sworn staff members. These Officers were recognized at a promotional ceremony on Friday, Jan. 10 at the Round Rock Public Safety Training Center. Commander Jim…continue reading 2019 Tax Year Forms now available at the Library
For the 2019 tax year filing season, we currently have available the following forms: 1040 Forms, 1040-SR Forms.We have not received any booklets . The forms are available on the first floor display. You can obtain…continue readingCouncil purchases land for road projects near University Blvd.
Round Rock City Council approved the purchase of right-of-way Thursday that will improve traffic flows in the area of the University Oaks Shopping Center. The purchase of approximately .57 acres of right-of-way along University Oaks…continue reading