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A front is expected to move through the Round Rock area Saturday bringing with it a frigid high temperature on only 92 degrees. Brr. Stay warm… uh hot… uh… safe.
Do you understand the words that are coming outta my mouth? 👀😂
Round Rock UniverCity is accepting applications! This free, 11-week program gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at how the City operates. You’ll meet staff, tour facilities, ask questions and learn what goes into providing the services you rely on every day.
Make like Jackie and rush to sign up at the link: rrtx.info/3U2pUHW
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Oops. Shh. 🤫 What she doesn’t know won’t hurt her.
On the real though, we’ve got several major road construction projects ongoing. Here are some updates:
🚧 Wyoming Springs Extension: Expected completion September 2026
🚧 Chisholm Trail South: Expected completion mid-fall 2026
🚧 Red Bud Lane North Widening: Expected completion spring 2027
🚧 Gattis School Road Segment 6: Expected completion late 2027
🚧 Deepwood Drive Extension: Expected construction start in 2027/2028
More info: rrtx.info/Transportation
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WOW 🤩🐦⬛ Thousands of Purple Martins return to their roost for the night at a parking lot in Round Rock.
Purple Martins form huge roosts in parts of Texas each summer to prepare for their journey to South America.
Parking lots like these provide protection from predators like owls and hawks and easy access to insects.
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Tonight's #RRCouncil meeting has adjourned. A recording of the meeting will be posted here: http://bit.ly/RRCouncilMeet
#RRCouncil approves an ordinance establishing an all-way stop at the intersection of East New Hope Drive and Mayfield Ranch Boulevard following an evaluation of traffic volumes and roadway conditions.
#RRCouncil approves agreements allowing CapMetro to continue providing local fixed-route and commuter bus service in Round Rock through September 2028.
#RRCouncil approves engineering services for roadway rehabilitation in the Turtle Creek Village neighborhood.
#RRCouncil approves design and engineering updates for the Heritage Trail East project, advancing a future trail connection from Mays Street to Georgetown Street along Brushy Creek through Downtown Round Rock.
#RRCouncil approves a $349.4 million five-year Type B project spending plan, including $328.7 million for transportation projects, $14.6 million for economic development and $6.2 million for local park projects.
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