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Round Rock · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Round Rock public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Proposed federal changes could weaken the review process for historic sites, making it easier for projects to bypass preservation oversight.
The city is looking to use leftover COVID-19 relief money to help residents with essential home repairs like plumbing and HVAC. This will help clear a waiting list of 5-12 families.
A local vendor requested a path to legally operate a hot dog stand in downtown Round Rock after hours.
Round Rock is currently taking applications for open spots on its local advisory boards and commissions. It's your chance to actually get involved and help shape local decisions instead of just complaining about them.
Round Rock Mayor Craig Morgan is returning for his fourth term, which means the city will keep the same leadership as it deals with major growth and new projects. If you live here, you can expect steady, unchanged management while the town continues to boom.
Round Rock's mayoral race got a bit chaotic when a candidate was knocked off the ballot for being ineligible, but you'll still see their name printed on it anyway. It's creating some voter confusion, but election officials are dealing with the fallout.
Round Rock is considering renewing an agreement to treat up to 3 million gallons of water daily for Georgetown at the Westinghouse plant. This brings in a 10% rate of return for Round Rock while helping a neighboring city manage its water capacity.
Round Rock is drawing up plans for a brand-new town center that's going to totally upgrade where we shop, eat, and hang out. This project is all about creating a vibrant new heart for the community.
A developer is seeking to annex and zone land near Chandler Road for a new fuel station. This is part of a utility service agreement swap that helps the city gain control over the property.
Round Rock just dropped $360,000 on a fancy new Chihuly glass sculpture for downtown. It's a big splash of high-end art designed to make the city center pop.
Round Rock is thinking about bringing in world-famous glass artist Dale Chihuly to create a major public art piece for the downtown gallery. It's a bold move to give the city center a serious visual upgrade.
Round Rock is drawing up a new game plan for downtown, which means big changes for how the city center looks, grows, and does business. If you hang out or shop downtown, you'll want to see how these upcoming updates shape your favorite spots.