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Mother nature sure has a way with words 👀
We’re with the rain, turn your sprinklers off y’all. 🤝
Over the last decade, the City has invested $27.7 million in arterial street maintenance and $41.4 million in neighborhood street maintenance.
Round Rock approves additional $4.4 million in neighborhood street maintenance
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City of Round Rock - City Council approves $4.4 million in residential street maintenance31 CommentsComment on Facebook
We get it… sometimes it feels like a nightmare.
But with approximately $223 million in roadway infrastructure improvement projects currently underway in Round Rock, we’re paving the way for a less emo future.
Double turn lanes > emotional damage
#roundrock #roundrocktexas #emo #roadconstruction
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Dip candles, churn butter, make corn husk dolls and wander through reenactment camps and chuck wagon areas.
🗓️: Saturday, May 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
📍: Old Settlers Association, 3300 E. Palm Valley Blvd.
Round Rock to host Pioneer Day featuring chuck wagons, live demonstrations and more
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Join The Williamson Museum and Williamson County Old Settler’s Association for the 20th Annual Pioneer Day on Saturday, May 2nd from 10am to 3pm.33 CommentsComment on Facebook
Tonight's #RRCouncil meeting has adjourned. A recording of the meeting will be posted here: http://bit.ly/RRCouncilMeet
#RRCouncil authorizes the acquisition of 0.056 acres of land necessary for the Gattis School Road Segments 4 and 5 roadway improvement projects.
#RRCouncil authorizes engineering services to evaluate capacity improvements and rehabilitation of the Brushy Creek Regional Wastewater System interceptor.
#RRCouncil authorizes engineering services to evaluate and refine wastewater infrastructure concepts for a portion of fast-growing northeastern Round Rock, building on existing design and future growth planning.
#RRCouncil approves a water service area transfer agreement with Jonah Water Special Utility District, allowing the City to provide retail water service to a 76-acre tract of land located in the northeast area of the Round Rock's ETJ adjacent to Southwest Boulevard near CR 104.
#RRCouncil authorizes an Interlocal Agreement with the City of Austin related to the relocation of an emergency water service interconnect to provide another available water source in the event of an emergency. There will be no charge to Round Rock unless water is received.
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