Category: RRnews
Morgan, Ly and Ortega sworn in for new terms on Round Rock City Council
Round Rock Mayor Craig Morgan, Place 1 Council Member Michelle Ly and Place 4 Council Member Frank Ortega were sworn in for three-year terms at the May 25 Council meeting. “I’ve always said this is…continue reading Summer Reading Program begins June 5
Make plans to join in the fun during the 2023 Summer Reading Program from June 5 through July 31. This year’s theme is All Together Now. RRPL is hosting reading challenges and activities for babies, kids, teens, and adults.…continue reading City of Round Rock to host Memorial Day Ceremony
The Round Rock Veteran’s Coalition and City of Round Rock invite the entire community to honor and remember fallen service members at a Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 31. The Memorial Day Ceremony will…continue reading Round Rock’s Transportation Master Plan project team unveils recommendations
Round Rock drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists are now able to view the draft recommendations that will be made to decision makers following months of public engagement regarding the City of Round Rock’s Transportation Master Plan…continue readingRound Rock pools open with splash Memorial Day weekend
Splashing good times ahead! City of Round Rock’s Rock’N River Water Park and Micki Krebsbach Pool will open for the summer starting Friday, May 26. Rock’N River Water Park Memorial Weekend Hours:Friday, May 26 — Tuesday, May 30Open 12…continue readingFoRRPL “Last Chance” Audiobooks on CDs Sale
The Friends of the Round Rock Public Library’s Audiobooks on CDs are on sale in the Book Nook area (1st floor) starting Wednesday, May 17 through Wednesday, May 24. Location: Book Nook (1st Floor)Cost: $0.25…continue readingCity of Round Rock launches new online permitting portal
The City of Round Rock will launch a new online development and permitting portal on Monday, May 15. The new Round Rock Permit Portal will allow residents and businesses to electronically apply for permits and…continue readingCity seeks public input on Downtown park in online survey
Residents are invited to take an online survey regarding a proposed new park along Brushy Creek in Downtown Round Rock. Round Rock City Council unanimously approved the design of a master plan for more park…continue readingRound Rock passes amendments to drought restriction ordinance
On Thursday, April 27, Round Rock City Council passed amendments to the City’s drought restriction ordinance to further encourage water conservation, even when drought restrictions are not in place. The changes include: Additional language encouraging…continue readingCity Council approves more than $6.5 million in street maintenance
Round Rock City Council approved a street maintenance contract at its April 27 meeting that will improve the state of several arterial roads throughout the City. The contract with Cutler Repaving, Inc. will provide for repairs…continue reading