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City seeks input on Old Settlers Boulevard extension
The City of Round Rock will host a second Open House to share updates for the planned extension of Old Settlers Boulevard from Red Bud Lane to County Road 110. The in-person event will be…continue readingCity’s first railroad quiet zone now in effect
The City’s first railroad quiet zone was made official on July 6, 2021. The quiet zone, which restricts train conductors from blowing their horns, includes the area between County Road 172 and Burnet Road. The…continue readingWilCo Moves to WCCHD Red Phase of COVID-19 Transmission
Williamson County has met the criteria to increase to COVID-19 Red Phase. The criteria set by the Williamson County and Cities Health District (WCCHD) was reached on July 17. The incidence for ... Source: WILCO…continue readingIncreased traffic, delays expected during next phase of University Boulevard widening project
Drivers on University Boulevard can expect increased delays in the coming months. The widening project from IH-35 to Sunrise Boulevard will move to the next construction phase on the night of Sunday, July 18. While crews focus…continue reading Downtown roundabout sign to be temporarily removed for repairs
Repairs for the Downtown roundabout sign will require intermittent lane closures July 15-16. The lane closures will allow the City’s contractor to remove the sign via crane to make necessary repairs at an area manufacturer.…continue readingCity files suit seeking to overturn sales tax rule change
The City of Round Rock filed a lawsuit asserting that a change made by the Texas Comptroller to a sales tax sourcing rule “is invalid, void, and of no force and effect,” and should be…continue readingRound Rock Plein Air exhibit through September 7
Round Rock Plein Air is now showing works by its members relating to Round Rock history and historic preservation in City Hall from May (National Preservation Month) through September 7. The post Round Rock Plein…continue reading