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The City of Round Rock has a long history of award-winning engagement across multiple social media accounts to further connect with citizens and the community.

Looking for a way to stay informed in your news feed? Give us a follow! Have a question? Send us a direct message! Our goal is to promote effective communication through respectful dialogue in the social sphere. Our social media channels aim to promote community discussion among Round Rock residents, but non-residents are welcome to comment.

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New fire station = safer Round Rock! 🔥💪 Construction of the new Fire Station 1 is moving along fast, with a targeted completion date of July 2024. The new location will better distribute response times across the City and improve response times for the growing eastern portion of the community.
 
The funding for the construction of Fire Station 1 was approved as part of the City’s 2023 bond program.

New fire station = safer Round Rock! 🔥💪 Construction of the new Fire Station 1 is moving along fast, with a targeted completion date of July 2024. The new location will better distribute response times across the City and improve response times for the growing eastern portion of the community.

The funding for the construction of Fire Station 1 was approved as part of the City’s 2023 bond program.
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Where is this?

Don’t they have a station across from the annex?

Any start date to the proposed fire station at A.W. and Caruso?

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Instagram

Seriously y’all, this season’s forecast predicts a wetter than normal Spring! Take advantage and let Mother Nature take care of your lawn! Every drop counts. 💦 🌱

Visit rrtx.info/WaterRebates to save even more! 💰

#WaterConservation #RoundRockLovesRain
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More I-35 construction, anyone? 🚧

The Texas Department of Transportation is holding a virtual open house to gather feedback on a new project along I-35 from Round Rock to Georgetown.

The project proposes to add two non-tolled high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) managed lanes in each direction. The improvements would also include additional flyovers at I-35 and SH 45 North, ramp reconfigurations, bridge reconstruction or replacements, various intersection improvements and shared-use paths throughout the corridor.

Learn more about proposed improvements and how you can submit your feedback at the link in our bio.
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