CITY & COUNTY
Sunset Valley approves service contract for greenspace work, purchase of police vehicles
Round Rock Police Department was recognized as the 2019 Leadership in Crime Prevention winner by the International Association of Chiefs of Police at its annual banquet Oct. 29.
Round Rock Police Department's Operation Front Porch receives international recognition
Officials from Driftwood Golf and Ranch Club have said the business' golf course should open in Dripping Springs' ETJ in 2020.
Calibrating growth beyond Dripping Springs’ city limits
Lakeway Building and Development Services Director Charlotte Hodges explains a potential road project to an attendee at an Oct. 29 open house.
Lakeway residents get opportunity for feedback at transportation-based open house
Georgetown Director of Planning Sofia Nelson presents on the 2030 Comprehensive Plan Land Use Element to City Council members at the Oct. 22 workshop.
Georgetown officials begin reviewing possible 2030 land-use plan
The Travis County jail population hit a 10-year population low in 2018, at 2,221 individuals.
Travis County commissioners receive update on jail population, bond program amid scrutiny
County staff speak to commissioners about a set of restrictive covenants that will govern the Palm School site.
Travis County commissioners approve restrictive covenants for Palm School site
Homeless camps have become a fixture under highways such as I-35.
Texas governor, ‘following through on promise,’ tells TxDOT to clear homeless encampments under Austin highways starting Nov. 4
Drew Wells (left), Jamie Lee Case (middle) and Lee Hitchcock were appointed to new staff positions.
San Marcos dissolves one city department, appoints new staff positions
Hank Jones (center) was named the Williamson County fire marshal Oct. 29.
Williamson County commissioners appoint Hank Jones county fire marshal
Travis County becomes second Texas county to adopt environmental purchasing policy
Bee Cave Mayor Monty Parker discusses city's future, decision not to run again in 2020
Austinites packed into City Hall Saturday, Oct. 26, to provide public testimony on the latest draft of the city's land-development code.
Weekend testimony highlights continued rift among Austinites’ competing visions for new land development code
Cedar Park City Council unanimously approved an economic development incentives agreement with MSB Consulting Oct. 24.
School district consulting firm moving from Austin to Cedar Park
Leander City Council considered authorizing the city secretary to use an email archive server when fulfilling open records requests during a meeting May 2.
Leander reaches $349K settlement with former city manager Kent Cagle