National Planning Month: How Round Rock plans for the future
Learn about the plans that shape our community
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National Community Planning Month
At the City Council Meeting on October 10th, Mayor Craig Morgan proclaimed that October is National Community Planning Month in Round Rock! This October we’re joining with the American Planning
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Lunch and Learn: Round Rock Fire Dept.
August 13, noon – 1:00 pm. Former Round Rock Volunteer Fire Dept. member Rolla McCrary will present a unique, interactive tour of the Fire House Museum, including a history of
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Local Legend nominations extended to July 15
Local Legend program helps share informative stories with the public about Round Rock’s history
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New historical marker for Kenney Fort site dedicated
On June 6, Round Rock Preservation and the Concord at Brushy Creek Homeowners Association held a ribbon-cutting to dedicate a new historical marker for the site of Kenney Fort, which
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Round Rock proclaims May as Historic Preservation Month
Events to kick off with Pioneer Day on Saturday, May 4
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Washington Anderson House history display – sources
The Washington Anderson House portable history display is located at the Chamber of Commerce offices at 900 Heritage Center Circle. Washington Anderson’s House was one of Round Rock’s first, completed
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Summer History Explorers Camp
Each Summer the Williamson Museum hosts week-long education camps for children entering 3rd-6th grades. Visit the Willaimson Museum website for details and pricing. Week 1, July 15-19: Summer History Camp
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Historic tax exemption applications due April 30
The historic tax exemption program exempts 75% of the city property taxes for designated historic properties that meet specific maintenance criteria. Applications for the 2024 historic tax exemption are due
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Lunch and Learn: Round Rock Police Dept.: On the Cusp of Explosive Growth
February 13, noon-1:00 p.m. at the Baca Center Grand Room Round Rock Police Dept.: On the Cusp of Explosive Growth presented by Rick White. Over a five-year period in the early
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PHOTO GALLERY: Palm House move
Historic property returns close to original location
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Palm House relocation scheduled for this week
Historic building will move near original location in anticipation of Downtown project
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Round Rock City Council approves zoning for Amazon project
Approval follows extensive input process
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HPC to consider application to relocate Palm House
At its December 12 meeting the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) will consider an application to relocate the Andrew J. Palm House from 212 E. Main Street to the Old Settlers
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2nd Notice of CR 172 Annexation and Public Hearing
A second public hearing concerning the annexation of CR 172 will be held on December 7, 2023, in City Council Chambers at 6:00 pm. The City Council will consider action
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Round Rock outlines progress toward objectives of 10-year comprehensive plan
Plan guides notable advancements in Round Rock’s growth and infrastructure development
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