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Haley McLeod

Government Reporter

Haley joined Community Impact in September 2023 and is the government reporter covering Round Rock, Pflugerville and Hutto, as well as Williamson County. Upon her graduation from Texas State University, she worked previously as a data journalism intern for Texas Community Health News covering statewide health topics. In her free time, Haley is an outdoor enthusiast always seeking new adventures.
Latest from Haley McLeod
Assistant City Manager Brooks Bennett (right) stands with Dell Inc. representatives and Chamber President Jordan Robinson (center) as City Council approved an extension to an economic development agreement with the tech company. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)
Dell signs century-long agreement with the city of Round Rock
Prescription pills spread out on a table.
Here's what to do with old prescriptions, medications
A playground in a Pflugerville neighborhood
New playground coming to Verona Park in Pflugerville
round rock public library exterior
Round Rock council to vote on library fees for nonresidents
Gilleland Creek Pool improvements are expected to be complete by the end of May, according to city of Pflugerville staff. (Courtesy city of Pflugerville)
Long-delayed Gilleland Creek Pool project trickles toward completion
An event hosted by Hutto's Economic Development Corp. will give local small business owners the opportunity to learn and network. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)
Hutto EDC to host panel for small business owners
Watering the grass with a sprinkler
Stage 1 water conservation to be implemented for Hutto
A man cleans a window.
Professional window cleaning business to soon service SH 130 corridor
A dog showing his teeth as a vet works on him.
New dental specialty veterinary clinic now serving Pflugerville's furry residents
Snooze, an A.M. Eatery is coming to the Pflugerville area. (Courtesy Snooze an A.M. Eatery)
10 business updates to know about in Pflugerville
A happy dog looking up at the camera.
Thrift store benefiting Austin Pets Alive now open in Pflugerville
Samsung CEO of Semiconductors Kye Hyun Kyung speaks at an event celebrating the latest investment the company is making into its facilities in Taylor. (Grant Crawford/Community Impact)
$6.4B government subsidy leads Samsung to invest billions more in Central Texas
Rendering of new modern city hall building
Downtown East update: Preliminary plans unveiled for new recreation center
Big Boy Hester stands with his wife outside of Round Rock city hall.
Lifelong Round Rock resident 'Big Boy' Hester honored by city of Round Rock
amy madison
PCDC Executive Director Amy Madison announces retirement
A sign indicating the city of Pflugerville
Environmental cleanup day April 13 in Pflugerville
Over 60 quadball teams, a sport based on the magical sport of quidditch, will travel to the city of Round Rock this weekend to compete in a national championship. (Courtesy US Quadball)
Round Rock takes a step into magical world of quidditch
several local Round Rock leaders and Exfluor representatives hold shovels for a groundbreaking of an expansion of the company's facility.
Expansion of chemical research, manufacturing company in Round Rock to bring jobs
a water treatment plant
Next phase of planning to begin on water treatment plant in Round Rock
A water faucet turned on
Water system maintenance in Georgetown may bring changes in water color, smell