Round Rock is only as strong as our neighborhoods. That’s why one of our strategic priorities focuses on sustaining them all — old and new. We have programs that encourage connectivity and outreach, […]
Growing together, one neighborhood at a time Read More »
Quality of life is inextricably tied to a strong local economy. That’s why the City of Round Rock has a long history of striking economic development agreements designed to bring
This is serious business Read More »
Round Rock, we have a problem. The City’s current methods of funding the transportation infrastructure needed to keep Round Rock moving do not provide enough capital to meet the increasing
After 10 months of planning, public input, City presents roadway impact fee proposal Read More »
Note: Success doesn’t happen by accident. For the City of Round Rock, it’s been a decades-long process of strategic planning and methodical execution. The Future Forward series highlights our efforts to
We take play seriously in Round Rock Read More »
Note: Success doesn’t happen by accident. For the City of Round Rock, it’s been a decades-long process of strategic planning and methodical execution. The Future Forward series highlights our efforts to
Training to keep Round Rock safe today, tomorrow Read More »
Mayor Craig Morgan pens a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. This is a repost of his most recent feature. There’s an old saying among municipal planners that the best time to
Mayor Morgan: Diversified funding sources key to transportation success Read More »
Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of posts on the fiscal 2019 budget and tax rate. We direct significant resources at our transportation problems in Round Rock.
There are many paths to funding transportation needs Read More »
Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of posts on the fiscal 2019 budget and tax rate. No one likes paying more in property taxes. That’s a given. But
Before asking you to pay more, we make sure we’re using existing resources efficiently Read More »
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of posts on the fiscal 2019 budget and tax rate. Round Rock’s success is by design. We develop long-term plans for
Homeowner property taxes don’t pay for it all in Round Rock, by design Read More »
Note: Success doesn’t happen by accident. For the City of Round Rock, it’s been a decades-long process of strategic planning and methodical execution. The Future Forward series highlights our efforts to
Long-term approach to finances keeps City affordable yet awesome Read More »
Note: Success doesn’t happen by accident. For the City of Round Rock, it’s been a decades-long process of strategic planning and methodical execution. The Future Forward series highlights our efforts to
Focused on the road ahead Read More »
The construction firm for the Kalahari Resort project requested a temporary change in construction work hours. The request is to allow construction to begin one hour earlier, beginning at 6
City grants request for temporary change in construction work hours Read More »
Note: Success doesn’t happen by accident. For the City of Round Rock, it’s been a decades-long process of strategic planning and methodical execution. The Future Forward series highlights our efforts to
Our water runs deep Read More »
We’ve been to dozens of groundbreakings in Round Rock over the years, but none like the one for Kalahari Resorts last week. The big tents, the amazing food, the large
Kalahari puts on a Texas-sized groundbreaking Read More »
Mayor Craig Morgan pens a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. This is a repost of his most recent feature. What does the word “growth” bring to mind for you? If comments
Mayor: City’s history of economic development success continues with Kalahari Read More »
The Round Rock Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the Planned Unit Development (PUD) for the Kalahari Resort project at its March 7 meeting. The next step will be
Planning commission recommends approval of Kalahari zoning Read More »
