Category: RRnews
City seeks resident input to assess community needs for Community Development Block Grant Program
The City of Round Rock is in the process of developing the FY 2024-2028 Consolidated Plan. The Consolidated Plan guides the City in its use of funding received annually from the U.S. Department of Housing…continue reading Unofficial results: Stevens, Fleming elected to Round Rock City Council
Incumbent Council Member Kristin Stevens and Melissa Fleming were elected to Round Rock City Council as a result of the May 4 general election, according to unofficial results from the Williamson and Travis County Elections…continue readingRound Rock again listed among best places to live in U.S.
In what may come as no surprise to those that call our community home, Round Rock has again been named one of the best places to live in the U.S. The listing, curated by Livability…continue readingCity Council considers changes to non-resident memberships at Round Rock Public Library
A new tiered membership system is proposed for the Round Rock Public Library (RRPL) that would limit free access to certain library services for residents living outside of Round Rock’s city limits, while offering a…continue readingCity of Round Rock’s AAA bond rating reaffirmed by S&P Global
S&P Global rated all of the City of Round Rock’s most recent property tax-backed debt issuances with an AAA long-term rating, the highest possible, citing the City’s “very strong” management, budgetary flexibility and economy. S&P…continue readingRound Rock and Dell Technologies extend original agreement through 2099
In a move to extend a partnership that has spanned over thirty years and transformed Round Rock into a hub of economic and technological development, City Council unanimously approved a significant extension to the Economic…continue readingRound Rock proclaims May as Historic Preservation Month
Round Rock City Council has proclaimed May as National Preservation Month, when local preservation and civic organizations spotlight their preservation programs and heritage tourism. The City of Round Rock was also presented with a check…continue reading Early voting begins for May 4 election
City of Round Rock residents have two City Council positions and two proposed Charter amendments on the May 4 ballot. Early voting began Monday, April 22 and runs through Tuesday, April 30. Polls are open 8 a.m.…continue reading TxDOT to host virtual open house for I-35 Georgetown to Round Rock project
The Texas Department of Transportation will hold a virtual open house meeting with an in-person option to gather feedback on a new project along I-35 from SH 29/University Avenue to SH 45 North in Williamson…continue readingCity Council approves $8.9 million in street maintenance
Round Rock City Council approved a street maintenance contract at its April 11 meeting that will improve the state of several neighborhood roads throughout the City The $8.9 million contract with Bennett Paving, Inc. will provide…continue reading