The Logan Street connection project will extend Logan to A.W. Grimes with construction anticipated to begin later this year.
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Part of Round Rock's Greater Lake Creek Trail to temporarily close
The temporary trail closure is related to Round Rock's Logan Street connection project, which is extending the roadway to A.W. Grimes Boulevard. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)
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A segment of Round Rock's Greater Lake Creek Trail will temporarily close Aug. 10, according to a city news release. From A.W. Grimes Boulevard to Callison Elementary School, the trail will close for several months due to road work on Logan Street.
The Logan Street connection project will extend Logan to A.W. Grimes with construction anticipated to begin later this year.
The Logan Street connection project will extend Logan to A.W. Grimes with construction anticipated to begin later this year.
By Kelsey Thompson
Kelsey Thompson is the reporter for Round Rock, Pflugerville and Hutto, where her work focuses on education, city government and community development. Originally from Upstate New York, Kelsey relocated to Austin after graduating from Syracuse University in May 2019.
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