Each October, the City joins the American Planning Association and planners across the country to celebrate National Community Planning Month and highlight the lasting value planning has on our city.
October is Community Planning Month Read More »
Opportunity for public comment at Sept. 3 meeting
Planning and Zoning Commission to consider Downtown code amendments and rezonings Read More »
Interested members of the public invited to office hours
Round Rock releases downtown zoning update draft documents Read More »
The Planning and Development Services Department is now accepting nominations for the 2025 Local Legends. Nominations are accepted year-round but must be received by June 30 to be considered for
Nominations for the 2025 Local Legends due June 30 Read More »
Historic Landmarks Explorer showcases more than 100 historic sites
Explore Round Rock’s history with online interactive map Read More »
Statewide award highlights preservation, heritage tourism resources
City of Round Rock honored by Texas Historical Commission Read More »
Series of special events to highlight Round Rock’s history
Preservation Month events planned for May in Round Rock Read More »
The Williamson Museum is offering two one-week sessions of its Summer History Explorer’s Camp: Builders and Inventors for students entering 3rd-6th grade. Session I will be July 21-25 and Session
Summer Camps for Young Historians Read More »
March 23, 2025, 10 am – noon at Mozart’s Coffee Roasters, 3825 Lake Austin Blvd. William Walsh was the founder of the Round Rock White Lime Company, which operated in
Walsh Boat Landing Rededication Read More »
March 22, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at Williamson County Old Settlers Association, 3300 E. Palm Valley Blvd. The Williamson Museum invites you to celebrate spring at Williamson County Old
Celebrate Spring at Old Settlers Association Read More »
Changes aim to promote water conservation
Round Rock approves landscaping code changes for new developments Read More »
7 pm Thursday, February 13, 2025 at the Williamson County CourthouseThe Williamson County Historical Commission presents A Toast to Our Past featuring Dr. Donald S, Frazier$20 tickets include light refreshments
A Journey Interrupted: A Civil War Incident in Williamson County Read More »
Guest speaker Elroy Haverlah will discuss Kenney’s Fort, the first Anglo settlement in Williamson County and the subject of his new historical novel, Kenney’s Fort.Tuesday, February 11, from noon-1 pm
Lunch and Learn: Kenney’s Fort Read More »
Come-and-go style meeting scheduled for Oct. 29
City of Round Rock to host public open house on Downtown zoning Read More »
Program honors people and places that have had lasting impact on community
Sam Loving, the Flats neighborhood honored as Round Rock Local Legends Read More »
Learn about the plans that shape our community
National Planning Month: How Round Rock plans for the future Read More »
