Round Rock Meetings and EventsClay Madsen Recreation Center Anniversary CelebrationDate: 7/30/2010
Cake, punch and refreshments will be served. Free 10 Year Anniversary Giveaway to all members on July 30! |
The Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 7/31/2010
Please note the change in location for this weekend only as the City Hall Parking garage will be closed for maintenance and cleaning. The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
The Adult Book Club at the LibraryJapanland: A Year in Search of WaDate: 8/3/2010 The Round Rock Public Library sponsors an Adult Book Club to discuss popular titles and staff favorites. Book discussions are held at various times throughout the year. Each month the group will discuss a work of fiction or non-fiction. The book club is free and open to the public. You do not need to be a member of the Library to participate. Please check the calendar or the Library?s website for more upcoming events. |
2 to 3:30 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Adult Book Club at the LibraryJapanland: A Year in Search of WaDate: 8/3/2010 The Round Rock Public Library sponsors an Adult Book Club to discuss popular titles and staff favorites. Book discussions are held at various times throughout the year. Each month the group will discuss a work of fiction or non-fiction. The book club is free and open to the public. You do not need to be a member of the Library to participate. Please check the calendar or the Library?s website for more upcoming events. |
National Night OutDate: 8/3/2010
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On Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2010, become involved and join over 35 million people in more than 11,000 communities by taking part in Pet Vaccination ClinicLow cost vaccinationsDate: 8/4/2010
Cost of services Dogs and Cats Round Rock Animal Control will offer microchipping - $10 and city tags - $5 spayed/neutered and $10 unsterilized. |
Dr. John Tarlton, MD will host a Pet Vaccination Clinic from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 4 at Stony Point High School.Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)Penfold Theatre Company takes on ShakespeareDate: 8/5/2010
Admission is free but donations are welcome. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) is a fun family entertainment that compresses all 37 of Shakepeare's plays into 90 minutes of high-speed hilarity. Knowledge of Shakespeare's works is helpful but not at all necessary. The play runs from Aug. 5 to 21 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. Bring a picnic blanket and come enjoy this fast-paced romp. Rating: PG |
The Fairytale Threads Consignment SaleBenefiting the Round Rock Area Serving CenterDate: 8/5/2010
Turn clutter into cash and shop new and gently used items for infants, toddlers, kids and teens. |
Diary of a Wimpy KidMovie for tweens (ages 8-12)Date: 8/6/2010
The movie is for kids ages 8 to 12. The film is rated PG and is 91 minutes long.
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The Fans from Fans Night at Dell DiamondPresented by Family Eldercare and KXANDate: 8/7/2010
On Saturday, August 7, you and other Round Rock Express fans will gain free admission to the Express game with a fan or monetary donation. A donation of $15 covers the cost of one fan and helps those who do not have or cannot afford air conditioning. Patrons are encouraged to bring their new fan to the main gate. Donated fans are given to low income elderly, families with children, and frail neighbors who need help to beat the summer's heat. |
Shining Star Garage SaleMulti-family garage sale to raise scholarship fundsDate: 8/7/2010
The garage sale will raise money for scholarships for girls ages 4 to 12 to be able to dance. It will feature a wide variety of large and small items. |
Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 8/7/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
Library Volunteer Orientationvolunteer@your libraryDate: 8/9/2010 The Round Rock Public Library will hold an orientation for volunteers at 6 p.m. on the 2nd Monday of the month. Individuals wishing to volunteer at the Library need to attend an orientation. Please bring a completed application to the orientation. Applications and additional information can be found on our website's Volunteering page or by contacting the Volunteer Coordinator. Volunteers should be 14 years of age or more. Teen volunteers will also need to bring a letter of recommendation from a recognized organization. Adult volunteers will need to schedule an interview. Interviews can be held either before or after orientation. The library cannot accomodate Community Service Restitution required by by courts or to substitute for fines. |
City Council Packet BriefingDate: 8/10/2010
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Public meeting to review the packet for the Historic Resource Survey Open HouseReview draft of 2010 Survey and Inventory of Historic Resources in Downtown Round RockDate: 8/10/2010 The City of Round Rock will host an open house from 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 10, to review and discuss a draft of the Phase 1 2010 Survey and Inventory of Historic Resources in Downtown Round Rock with the Historic Preservation Commission immediately before their meeting.
Survey and Inventory of Historic Resources, Phase I: Report (pdf, 2 MB)
2010 Historic Resources Survey The City of Round Rock has spent the past 18 months developing a Downtown Master Plan. The Plan, which was recently adopted by City Council, envisions a revitalization of our downtown to enhance its existing historic charm while improving economic opportunities and attracting new residents, businesses, and visitors.
Because the downtown area was one of the first parts of New Town Round Rock to be developed, the Downtown Master Plan recommended that the City?s 1992 Historic Resources Inventory should be updated before any further action is taken, so that in the future, we would be in a better position to make informed decisions about potential redevelopment activities.
The process of updating this inventory of historic resources is called an Historic Resource Survey. Historic Resources Surveys gather information about individual properties and neighborhoods through research, visual observation, and photographs. Over the past 50 years, the survey process has been standardized by the U. S. Department of the Interior to ensure that the data collected in such a survey is similar from city to city across the country. Following this standardized process helps us compare the 1992 data to the information being collected today.
This spring, the City hired McDoux Preservation, LLC to complete Phase I of the project. Phase I updates the information on 155 properties in the predominantly commercial part of the Downtown Master Plan area. The other 423 properties in the Downtown Master Plan area will be surveyed in Phase II this summer. |
Historic Preservation Commission MeetingSpecial meeting to review draft of 2010 Survey and Inventory of Historic Resources in Downtown Round RockDate: 8/10/2010 A special called meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission to review a draft of the Phase 1 2010 Survey and Inventory of Historic Resources in Downtown Round Rock. Document links are provided below. There will be an open house to review the report immediately before this meeting.
Survey and Inventory of Historic Resources, Phase I: Report (pdf, 2 MB)
2010 Historic Resources Survey The City of Round Rock has spent the past 18 months developing a Downtown Master Plan. The Plan, which was recently adopted by City Council, envisions a revitalization of our downtown to enhance its existing historic charm while improving economic opportunities and attracting new residents, businesses, and visitors.
Because the downtown area was one of the first parts of New Town Round Rock to be developed, the Downtown Master Plan recommended that the City?s 1992 Historic Resources Inventory should be updated before any further action is taken, so that in the future, we would be in a better position to make informed decisions about potential redevelopment activities.
The process of updating this inventory of historic resources is called an Historic Resource Survey. Historic Resources Surveys gather information about individual properties and neighborhoods through research, visual observation, and photographs. Over the past 50 years, the survey process has been standardized by the U. S. Department of the Interior to ensure that the data collected in such a survey is similar from city to city across the country. Following this standardized process helps us compare the 1992 data to the information being collected today.
This spring, the City hired McDoux Preservation, LLC to complete Phase I of the project. Phase I updates the information on 155 properties in the predominantly commercial part of the Downtown Master Plan area. The other 423 properties in the Downtown Master Plan area will be surveyed in Phase II this summer. |
Texas Rail Plan public input meetingDate: 8/10/2010 The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is developing a Texas Rail Plan to guide future actions by the public and private sectors to expand mobility of people and goods on rail, and meet federal and state legislative requirements. TxDOT values your input on the Texas Rail Plan and will be hosting public meetings to hear from Texans. This Texas Rail Plan is being coordinated with the Statewide Long-Range Transportation Plan, TxDOT?s look at the future of all transportation modes in Texas, also being developed this summer. Who should attend? YOU! We want to know your views on freight and passenger rail, current and future. Nine public meetings are being held throughout the state to inform Texans about the Texas Rail Plan and seek public input. You can learn more about rail in Texas, visit with TxDOT Rail Division staff, and offer your comments and views. You can submit comments on the Texas Rail Plan website listed below by clicking on ?Submit Comments? under the ?Get Involved? heading. Comments will be accepted through Oct. 9. You can complete a questionnaire (available Aug. 2) online by going to the Texas Rail Plan website. The Texas Rail Plan is led by the new TxDOT Rail Division and its Director, Bill Glavin. This process will help identify major themes and common desires for the future of rail in Texas. |
Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)Penfold Theatre Company takes on ShakespeareDate: 8/12/2010
Admission is free but donations are welcome. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) is a fun family entertainment that compresses all 37 of Shakepeare's plays into 90 minutes of high-speed hilarity. Knowledge of Shakespeare's works is helpful but not at all necessary. The play runs from Aug. 5 to 21 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. Bring a picnic blanket and come enjoy this fast-paced romp. Rating: PG |
City Council MeetingDate: 8/12/2010
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Round Rock?s Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 8/14/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
5K for ClayDate: 8/14/2010
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Round Rock's 7th Annual Annual Charity Sports Physical EventPresented by the Central Texas Alliance of Pediatric Nurse PractitionersDate: 8/14/2010
This free event helps evaluate Austin area students for sports participation. |
The Historic Preservation Commission MeetingHistoric Preservation Commission Regular MeetingDate: 8/17/2010 The Historic Preservation Commission preserves, protects, and promotes the City of Round Rock's historical resources. Regular meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission. Submittals due Aug. 10, 2010.
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Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)Penfold Theatre Company takes on ShakespeareDate: 8/19/2010
Admission is free but donations are welcome. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) is a fun family entertainment that compresses all 37 of Shakepeare's plays into 90 minutes of high-speed hilarity. Knowledge of Shakespeare's works is helpful but not at all necessary. The play runs from Aug. 5 to 21 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. Bring a picnic blanket and come enjoy this fast-paced romp. Rating: PG |
Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 8/21/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
Library Volunteer Orientationvolunteer@your libraryDate: 8/21/2010 The Round Rock Public Library will hold an orientation for volunteers at 10 a.m. on the 3rd Saturday of the month. Individuals wishing to volunteer at the Library need to attend an orientation. Please bring a completed application to the orientation. Applications and additional information can be found on our website's Volunteering page or by contacting the Volunteer Coordinator. Volunteers should be 14 years of age or more. Teen volunteers will also need to bring a letter of recommendation from a recognized organization. Adult volunteers will need to schedule an interview. Interviews can be held either before or after orientation. The library cannot accomodate Community Service Restitution required by by courts or to substitute for fines. |
City Council Packet BriefingDate: 8/24/2010
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City Council MeetingDate: 8/26/2010
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Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 8/28/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
Planning & Zoning Commission MeetingPlanning & Zoning Commission Regular MeetingDate: 9/1/2010 The Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) is a nine-member citizen panel that reviews land development applications, including all subdivision plats within the city limits. It also makes a recommendation to the City Council for or against the adoption of all zoning and rezoning applications. The Planning & Zoning Commission meets approximately every 5-6 weeks. Submittals for this meeting are due by 4 p.m. Aug. 3, 2010.
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Pet Vaccination ClinicLow cost vaccinationsDate: 9/1/2010
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Community Development Advisory Committee MeetingCommunity Development Advisory Committee Regular MeetingDate: 9/2/2010 The Community Development Advisory Commission (CDAC) represents the interests of low-to-moderate-income citizens of Round Rock, and makes recommendations to City Council on issues relating to funding community development projects, programs and sub-grants with funds from HUD's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program and other sources. The CDAC holds at least one regularly scheduled meeting each quarter. |
Library Closed for Labor DayDate: 9/4/2010
We will be closed from Saturday, Sept. 4 through Monday, Sept. 6. We will re-open Tuesday, Sept. 7 at 10 a.m. Fines are charged on holidays as well as on the days we are open. There are two book drops available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, on the west side of the building. |
The Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 9/4/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
City Council Packet BriefingDate: 9/7/2010
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City Council MeetingDate: 9/9/2010
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Williamson County Genealogical Society MeetingMonthly meeting features using courthouse recordsDate: 9/9/2010
Everyone is welcome. No registration required. |
The Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 9/11/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
Library Volunteer Orientationvolunteer@your libraryDate: 9/13/2010 The Round Rock Public Library will hold an orientation for volunteers at 6 p.m. on the 2nd Monday of the month. Individuals wishing to volunteer at the Library need to attend an orientation. Please bring a completed application to the orientation. Applications and additional information can be found on our website's Volunteering page or by contacting the Volunteer Coordinator. Volunteers should be 14 years of age or more. Teen volunteers will also need to bring a letter of recommendation from a recognized organization. Adult volunteers will need to schedule an interview. Interviews can be held either before or after orientation. The library cannot accomodate Community Service Restitution required by by courts or to substitute for fines. |
Library Volunteer Orientationvolunteer@your libraryDate: 9/18/2010 The Round Rock Public Library will hold an orientation for volunteers at 10 a.m. on the 3rd Saturday of the month. Individuals wishing to volunteer at the Library need to attend an orientation. Please bring a completed application to the orientation. Applications and additional information can be found on our website's Volunteering page or by contacting the Volunteer Coordinator. Volunteers should be 14 years of age or more. Teen volunteers will also need to bring a letter of recommendation from a recognized organization. Adult volunteers will need to schedule an interview. Interviews can be held either before or after orientation. The library cannot accomodate Community Service Restitution required by by courts or to substitute for fines. |
Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 9/18/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
City Council Packet BriefingDate: 9/21/2010
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Historic Preservation Commission MeetingHistoric Preservation Commission Regular MeetingDate: 9/21/2010 The Historic Preservation Commission preserves, protects, and promotes the City of Round Rock's historical resources. Regular meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission. Submittals due Sept. 14, 2010.
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City Council MeetingDate: 9/23/2010
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Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 9/25/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
Pet Vaccination ClinicLow cost vaccinationsDate: 9/29/2010
Cost of services Dogs and Cats Round Rock Animal Control will offer microchipping - $10 and city tags - $5 spayed/neutered and $10 unsterilized. |
Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 10/2/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
Green Expo 2010Date: 10/2/2010 Green Expo 2010 is designed to help change the public's perception on environmentalism. Companies big and small are invited to showcase their green products and services. Consumers will have hands on experiences with everyday eco-friendly alternatives to everyday products and services. Green Expo 2010 invites both consumers and business owners to learn more about what is readily available so they can take steps to purchase earth friendly products and services to make our community greener. |
Harvest Fest 5K and Family Fun RunBenefiting Meals on WheelsDate: 10/2/2010
The 5K course includes a half mile fun run for kids. The 5K chip-timed event course is a scenic route by the San Gabriel River and the hike and bike trail. |
The Planning & Zoning Commission MeetingPlanning & Zoning Commission Regular MeetingDate: 10/5/2010 The Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) is a nine-member citizen panel that reviews land development applications, including all subdivision plats within the city limits. It also makes a recommendation to the City Council for or against the adoption of all zoning and rezoning applications. The Planning & Zoning Commission meets approximately every 5-6 weeks. Submittals for this meeting are due by 4 p.m. Sept. 7, 2010.
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Community Development Advisory Committee MeetingCommunity Development Advisory Committee Regular MeetingDate: 10/7/2010 The Community Development Advisory Commission (CDAC) represents the interests of low-to-moderate-income citizens of Round Rock, and makes recommendations to City Council on issues relating to funding community development projects, programs and sub-grants with funds from HUD's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program and other sources. The CDAC holds at least one regularly scheduled meeting each quarter. |
Library closed on Oct. 8Date: 10/8/2010
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The Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 10/9/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
Library Volunteer Orientationvolunteer@your libraryDate: 10/11/2010 The Round Rock Public Library will hold an orientation for volunteers at 6 p.m. on the 2nd Monday of the month. Individuals wishing to volunteer at the Library need to attend an orientation. Please bring a completed application to the orientation. Applications and additional information can be found on our website's Volunteering page or by contacting the Volunteer Coordinator. Volunteers should be 14 years of age or more. Teen volunteers will also need to bring a letter of recommendation from a recognized organization. Adult volunteers will need to schedule an interview. Interviews can be held either before or after orientation. The library cannot accomodate Community Service Restitution required by by courts or to substitute for fines. |
City Council Packet BriefingDate: 10/12/2010
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Williamson County Genealogical Society MeetingMonthly meeting features using courthouse recordsDate: 10/14/2010
Everyone is welcome. No registration required. |
City Council MeetingDate: 10/14/2010
Agenda - October 14, 2010 | Past agendas
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Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 10/16/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
Denim and Diamonds Fur BallFundraiser for Williamson County Animal ShelterDate: 10/16/2010
The ball will feature dinner, dancing and a silent auction. Tickets are $75 each. Proceeds benefit the Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter. |
The Genealogy from ScratchDate: 10/16/2010
Are you excited about finally starting to research your family history but don?t know what to do first? Some Williamson County Genealogical Society members have been in your shoes, and they can help you. Bring your lunch and beverage; dessert will be provided. This is a demonstration class, not a hands-on computer tutorial. Handouts will be provided, but you are welcome to bring your notebooks or records. Registration is required. Call 218-7000 or visit the Round Rock Public Library to register. |
The Library Volunteer Orientationvolunteer@your libraryDate: 10/16/2010 The Round Rock Public Library will hold an orientation for volunteers at 10 a.m. on the 3rd Saturday of the month. Individuals wishing to volunteer at the Library need to attend an orientation. Please bring a completed application to the orientation. Applications and additional information can be found on our website's Volunteering page or by contacting the Volunteer Coordinator. Volunteers should be 14 years of age or more. Teen volunteers will also need to bring a letter of recommendation from a recognized organization. Adult volunteers will need to schedule an interview. Interviews can be held either before or after orientation. The library cannot accomodate Community Service Restitution required by by courts or to substitute for fines. |
Historic Preservation Commission MeetingHistoric Preservation Commission Regular MeetingDate: 10/19/2010 The Historic Preservation Commission preserves, protects, and promotes the City of Round Rock's historical resources. Regular meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission. Submittals due Oct. 12, 2010.
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Genealogy After HoursSponsored by the Friends of the Round Rock Public LibraryDate: 10/22/2010
On this evening, the library will be open only to genealogy enthusiasts! The evening will include: mini-classes, free access to online genealogy databases, access to our extensive collection of genealogical books and CDs, light refreshments, and door prizes! Members of the Williamson County Genealogical Society will also be available to provide help and answer questions. Join us in Meeting Room C (entrance on Liberty Street) before 6:30 p.m. when the doors close on this exclusive event! Registration is required. Call 218-7000 or visit the Round Rock Public Library to register. |
Household Hazardous Waste Fall CollectionDate: 10/23/2010 Paint/Chemical Collection - This service is offered to City of Round Rock residents. Please bring your driver's license and a recent water bill for proof of residency. Contractor/business waste is NOT accepted! |
Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 10/23/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
City Council Packet BriefingDate: 10/26/2010
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City Council MeetingDate: 10/28/2010
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Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 10/30/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
Community Development Advisory Committee MeetingCommunity Development Advisory Committee Regular MeetingDate: 11/4/2010 The Community Development Advisory Commission (CDAC) represents the interests of low-to-moderate-income citizens of Round Rock, and makes recommendations to City Council on issues relating to funding community development projects, programs and sub-grants with funds from HUD's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program and other sources. The CDAC holds at least one regularly scheduled meeting each quarter. |
Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 11/6/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
City Council Packet BriefingDate: 11/8/2010
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Library Volunteer Orientationvolunteer@your libraryDate: 11/8/2010 The Round Rock Public Library will hold an orientation for volunteers at 6 p.m. on the 2nd Monday of the month. Individuals wishing to volunteer at the Library need to attend an orientation. Please bring a completed application to the orientation. Applications and additional information can be found on our website's Volunteering page or by contacting the Volunteer Coordinator. Volunteers should be 14 years of age or more. Teen volunteers will also need to bring a letter of recommendation from a recognized organization. Adult volunteers will need to schedule an interview. Interviews can be held either before or after orientation. The library cannot accomodate Community Service Restitution required by by courts or to substitute for fines. |
Planning & Zoning Commission MeetingPlanning & Zoning Commission MeetingDate: 11/10/2010 The Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) is a nine-member citizen panel that reviews land development applications, including all subdivision plats within the city limits. It also makes a recommendation to the City Council for or against the adoption of all zoning and rezoning applications. The Planning & Zoning Commission meets approximately every 5-6 weeks. Submittals for this meeting are due by 4 p.m. Oct. 12, 2010.
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Library Closed for Veterans DayDate: 11/11/2010
Fines are charged on holidays as well as on the days we are open. There are two book drops available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, on the west side of the building. |
The library will be closed Thursday, November 11 in observance of Veterans Day. We will reopen at 9 a.m. Friday, November 12.Williamson County Genealogical Society MeetingMonthly meeting features using courthouse recordsDate: 11/11/2010
The Williamson County Genealogical Society will hold its monthly meeting from 7:30 to 9:15 p.m. Thursday, November 11, at the Round Rock Public Library. Everyone is welcome. No registration required. |
Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 11/13/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
Historic Preservation Commission MeetingHistoric Preservation Commission Regular MeetingDate: 11/16/2010 The Historic Preservation Commission preserves, protects, and promotes the City of Round Rock's historical resources. Regular meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission. Submittals due Nov. 9, 2010.
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Round Rock Farmer's MarketDate: 11/20/2010
The Farmers Market is dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the people of Round Rock. This is a grower markets - meaning all the members sell only what they grow. This gives you the opportunity to talk face to face with the farmer and find out how your food is grown. |
Library Volunteer Orientationvolunteer@your libraryDate: 11/20/2010 The Round Rock Public Library will hold an orientation for volunteers at 10 a.m. on the 3rd Saturday of the month. Individuals wishing to volunteer at the Library need to attend an orientation. Please bring a completed application to the orientation. Applications and additional information can be found on our website's Volunteering page or by contacting the Volunteer Coordinator. Volunteers should be 14 years of age or more. Teen volunteers will also need to bring a letter of recommendation from a recognized organization. Adult volunteers will need to schedule an interview. Interviews can be held either before or after orientation. The library cannot accomodate Community Service Restitution required by by courts or to substitute for fines. |
Library Closes early for ThanksgivingDate: 11/24/2010
Fines are charged on holidays as well as on the days we are open. There are two book drops available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, on the west side of the building. |
The library will close at 6 p.m. Wednesday, November 24 and be closed November 25 and 26. We will re-open at 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 27.Library Closed for ThanksgivingDate: 11/25/2010
Fines are charged on holidays as well as on the days we are open. There are two book drops available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, on the west side of the building. |
The library will be closed Thursday and Friday, November 25 & 26, in observance of Thanksgiving. We will re-open on Saturday, Nov. 27 at 9 a.m.Community Development Advisory Committee MeetingCommunity Development Advisory Committee Regular MeetingDate: 12/7/2010 The Community Development Advisory Commission (CDAC) represents the interests of low-to-moderate-income citizens of Round Rock, and makes recommendations to City Council on issues relating to funding community development projects, programs and sub-grants with funds from HUD's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program and other sources. The CDAC holds at least one regularly scheduled meeting each quarter. |
Historic Preservation Commission MeetingHistoric Preservation Commission Regular MeetingDate: 12/14/2010 The Historic Preservation Commission preserves, protects, and promotes the City of Round Rock's historical resources. Regular meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission. Submittals due Dec. 7, 2010.
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Planning & Zoning Commission MeetingPlanning & Zoning Commission MeetingDate: 12/15/2010 The Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) is a nine-member citizen panel that reviews land development applications, including all subdivision plats within the city limits. It also makes a recommendation to the City Council for or against the adoption of all zoning and rezoning applications. The Planning & Zoning Commission meets approximately every 5-6 weeks. Submittals for this meeting are due by 4 p.m. Nov. 16, 2010.
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Library closing early for ChristmasDate: 12/23/2010
The Library will re-open Monday, December 27 at 9 a.m. Fines are charged on holidays as well as on the days we are open. There are two book drops available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, on the west side of the building. |
The Library Closed for ChristmasDate: 12/24/2010
Fines are charged on holidays as well as on the days we are open. There are two book drops available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, on the west side of the building. |
The Williamson County Genealogical Society MeetingMonthly meeting features using courthouse recordsDate: 1/13/2011
Everyone is welcome. No registration required. |
Planning & Zoning Commission MeetingPlanning & Zoning Commission MeetingDate: 2/2/2011 The Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) is a nine-member citizen panel that reviews land development applications, including all subdivision plats within the city limits. It also makes a recommendation to the City Council for or against the adoption of all zoning and rezoning applications. The Planning & Zoning Commission meets approximately every 5-6 weeks. Submittals for this meeting are due by 4 p.m. Jan. 4, 2011.
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Williamson County Genealogical Society MeetingMonthly meeting features using courthouse recordsDate: 2/10/2011
Everyone is welcome. No registration required. |
Williamson County Genealogical Society MeetingMonthly meeting features using courthouse recordsDate: 3/10/2011
Everyone is welcome. No registration required. |