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The board set the spending priorities for the next five years. This plan dictates which transportation and economic projects get funding, directly impacting how the city grows and how traffic is managed.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before, 5 the 90 before that.
The bond issuances total over $188 million, generating approximately $26 million in savings over the 25-year term compared to budgeted assumptions.
All Round Rock taxpayers benefit from cost-effective municipal financing and funded capital improvement projects.
CASA will receive less funding than in previous years due to the grant reduction.
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The council will hold public hearings and consider the second reading of the FY 2027 budget and property tax rate, along with ratifying any property tax increase. These decisions directly affect local property taxes and city spending on services.
The city is proposing a $684.1 million budget and a property tax rate of 42.3 cents. This includes funding for more police and fire staff and the operation of new city facilities.
The board set the spending priorities for the next five years. This plan dictates which transportation and economic projects get funding, directly impacting how the city grows and how traffic is managed.
Round Rock City Council approves CDBG funding for 2026-27 program year City of Round Rock (.gov)
The city's federal CDBG grant has been reduced by $30,000. Staff is adjusting the budget to prioritize home repairs and social services while seeking answers from HUD regarding the cut.
The board is looking at ways to bring new businesses to Round Rock, which could mean more jobs and a stronger local economy.
Developers are paying fees that help the city build roads and water systems, which saves taxpayers millions of dollars.
Round Rock is issuing over $188 million in new bonds and notes for public safety, parks, and roads while securing stellar interest rates that save millions.
The city is looking to raise fees for pool passes and field rentals to keep up with maintenance costs and the new Rock 'N River expansion. Officials emphasized that these rates remain competitive with surrounding cities.
Local nonprofits and residents testified on the vital need for Community Development Block Grant funds supporting senior home repairs, transportation, domestic violence shelters, and healthcare clinics.
The project will add new residential and commercial uses while relocating a portion of the Brushy Creek Trail to create an 'activated' recreational hub.
The project will now feature more surface parking in the short term, with new requirements to screen those lots and improve the look of building walls.
Allows for the extension of Kenney Fort Boulevard to improve traffic flow.
This annexation helps the city manage future right-of-way planning.