The City of Round Rock has many ways for residents to connect with us online. Whether you want the latest news or to share your thoughts, the City has multiple ways to stay connected via phone, email and social media.

Alerts: Blackboard Connect
Blackboard Connect is a city-to-resident notification system that allows citizens to receive alerts about emergencies or community matters by phone, email or text.  The service augments our public safety/first responder services. | Learn more

Blogs: Community Conversations
Community Conversations is the City of Round Rock’s blog. Find out the latest from the Parks and Recreation Department with updates on special events and park construction. Enjoy the Library’s Reader’s Exchange blog or Teen blog. The City uses these blogs for updates and feedback on specific projects and other concerns. | Read blogs

Email newsletter: Round Rock News, Parks and Rec News
Round Rock News is a twice a month e-mail newsletter containing general information regarding city government. | Subscribe

Or get the latest from the Parks and Recreation Department's email newsletter. | Subscribe

Police alerts: Citizen Observer
Sign up to get notifications from the Round Rock Police Department or provide anonymoust text or web tips with Citizen Observer. Alerts are received by citizens according to their preference of text message, email or both. The notification system offers inbound anonymous communications via text message or email.

Facebook
If you are on Facebook, be sure to “like” the City of Round Rock’s page. You can ask questions, see pictures and get updates. The Round Rock Public Library and the Fire Department have Facebook pages as well. | City's Page | Library's Page | Fire's Page

Twitter
Follow the City on Twitter to get the latest news and updates.

YouTube
The City of Round Rock’s YouTube channel contains videos with stories and interviews about the latest happenings in the City. | YouTube Channel

Flickr
If you’re interested in photography and have any great shots taken in the City, share them on the City of Round Rock’s Flickr group. | Flickr group