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City Council will hear the second reading of the budget and property tax rate Sept. 11. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)

Round Rock approves first reading of $789.7M budget

By Gracie Warhurst

The budget requires a second reading before can be finally adopted.

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City Council will hear the first reading of the tax rate and budget Aug. 28, with a final adoption scheduled for Sept. 11. (Gracie Warhurst/Community Impact)
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