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Pflugerville mayor runoff followed the Nov. 4 general election, in which no candidate secured a majority of the vote. In that election, Doug Weiss and Pat McCord advanced to the runoff after finishing first and second with 47.38% and 34.55%, respectively.(Courtesy Adobe Stock)

Doug Weiss wins runoff election to become Pflugerville mayor

By Manuel Holguin Jr.

Doug Weiss leads Pflugerville mayoral runoff election in early results

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The city of Pflugerville will make ADA improvements to improve pedestrian safety at various intersections throughout the city. (Gracie Warhurst/Community Impact)

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The Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter set up a pet reunion station outside of Anchor Bar in Round Rock. (Courtesy Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter)

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Pflugerville approved nearly $80 million in low-interest debt to complete two major water system projects. (Courtesy city of Pflugerville)

Published 2:24 PM | Dec 10, 2025 CST

Pflugerville moves ahead with final funding for major water projects

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Published 5:27 PM | Dec 9, 2025 CST

Here are the candidates running in Williamson County races in 2026

Hutto City Council read a proclamation during Dec. 4 regular meeting. (Manny Holguin/Community Impact)

Published 3:11 PM | Dec 5, 2025 CST

Hutto delays decision on funding mechanism for 389-acre Stromberg development

The council approved the creation of Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 4, or TIRZ 4. (Manuel Holguin JR / Community Impact)

Published 9:02 PM | Dec 4, 2025 CST

Hutto establishes TIRZ to support SH 130 corridor growth

With the burn ban lifted, Travis County officials urge residents to exercise caution when burning outdoors. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)

Published 11:00 AM | Dec 2, 2025 CST

Travis County lifts burn ban

Early voting began Dec. 1 at 7 a.m. for the Pflugerville mayoral runoff election. (James T. Norman/Community Impact)

Published 2:34 PM | Dec 1, 2025 CST

Early voting starts today for Pflugerville mayoral runoff

County Judge Steven Snell held a press conference Nov. 25 to announce the approval of funding for the water study and discuss future plans. (Gracie Warhurst/Community Impact)

Published 3:36 PM | Nov 25, 2025 CST

WilCo forms coalition of regional water providers, funds study to assess supply needs

Pflugerville received a $176M WIFIA loan to build a new wastewater plant, expand collection systems, rehab water mains and continue the Wilbarger Interceptor project. (Courtesy city of Pflugerville)

Published 1:58 PM | Nov 25, 2025 CST

Pflugerville secures $176M federal loan for water, wastewater upgrades

The agreement outlines a process of communication between the city and school district about school site selection, a process for the development of future campus sites and dispute resolution. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact)

Published 5:22 PM | Nov 24, 2025 CST

City of Hutto terminates interlocal agreement with Hutto ISD

Before her time working in city and county government, Cynthia Long started her own IT consulting company. (Courtesy Cynthia Long)

Published 6:00 AM | Nov 24, 2025 CST

WilCo Commissioner Cynthia Long looks ahead after 20 years of service