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"Whoa, that's a full rainbow. All the way. Double rainbow. Oh my God. It's a double rainbow all the way. Whoa, that's so intense."
Anyone else catch this magical sight after the rain?
📷: John Travis
Round Rock ran out of water in 1978. And we darn sure aren’t letting that happen again. 🫡 In fact, the City has committed to securing a seriously diverse portfolio of water sources and continues to improve it. Why? Because we’re planning for a future that includes 250,000 residents... whether we like it or not, y’all.
Here’s where we get our water from:
💧 Lake Georgetown
💧 Lake Stillhouse Hollow
💧 Lake Travis
💧 Wells drilled into the Edwards Aquifer
The Deepwater Intake project will further ensure reliability even as Lake Travis water levels fluctuate by constructing a permanent raw water intake deep within the lake. With this project, Round Rock’s allocation will increase from approximately 11 million gallons per day today, to about 21.8 million gallons per day, in addition to our current water sources.
This project will continue to enable Round Rock to meet the growing demands of our community for years to come, ensuring reliable water access for the community even during drought conditions.
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lululemon is now in Round Rock! 🛍️
That’s right, Lululemon has come to the Round Rock Premium Outlets. Find athletic wear and accessories of various colors and styles. Their grand opening is set for Saturday, April 11. Be sure to join in on the fun, as there will be a variety of activities and events throughout the day.
📍 4401 N IH-35, 233 (Between the Levis’s and Torrid stores on the eastern side of the outlet mall)
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Now that’s fire 🔥🔥 Construction on Fire Station No. 10 is making fast progress with completion anticipated later this year. The station is located at 4380 E. Old Settlers Boulevard and will serve Round Rock's rapidly growing northeast side.
The project is one of three new stations approved as part of the May 2023 bond package where $44 million was authorized to fund significant public safety investments, including new fire stations, improvements to public safety facilities and other infrastructure supporting long-term emergency response needs.
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Tonight's #RRCouncil meeting has adjourned to Executive Session. A recording of the meeting will be posted here: http://bit.ly/RRCouncilMeet
#RRCouncil considers public testimony regarding the annexation of a 1.517 acre portion of right-of-way located south of CR 107 and north of Chandler Road to provide contiguity to portions of the City’s ETJ and future planned right-of-way annexations.
#RRCouncil considers public testimony on the development of the CDBG 2026/27 Annual Action Plan, which outlines funding priorities for the upcoming program year. A second public hearing will be held once details of the draft plan and proposed projects are finalized.
#RRCouncil approves expanding boundaries of the City of Round Rock’s Facade and Site Improvement Grant Program, which helps business owners and tenants improve commercial exteriors to boost economic viability and visual appeal. The expansion adds eligible areas along Mays Street
#RRCouncil approves continuing an agreement to treat and deliver up to 3 million gallons of raw water per day to the City of Georgetown. Under the agreement, Georgetown will pay a 10% premium in addition to monthly base and volumetric rates, which are set based on the cost of
#RRCouncil authorizes the execution of an agreement with Travis County Emergency Services District No. 2 for automatic aid assistance.
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