Round Rock, Texas offers a rideshare service, Round Rock Rides, operating within city limits, with fares as low as $2, catering to all citizens, including those eligible for paratransit services.

Williamson County officials coordinated aid for July 5 flood victims through a resource center over the weekend and continue to provide assistance at a Disaster Recovery Center until August 17, including FEMA and SBA aid.

Lipton Hard Iced Tea pledges financial aid to Kerr County Flood Relief in Texas through proceeds from its 12-pack sales until the end of August, capped at $30,000.

APD increases traffic enforcement on FM 2222 due to complaints about reckless driving and noise, reminding drivers to maintain safety on shared roads.

Hays County, Texas, will test its Emergency Alert System (EAS) and Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) on August 4 at 3:30 p.m. CST, aiming to ensure the systems' readiness for emergencies.

Round Rock's UniverCity program gives residents a look into city operations through an 11-week course starting August 18, with Monday evening sessions that include dinner and presentations.

A new Disaster Recovery Center in Williamson County provides support for flood victims starting July 18, without an appointment, at the county's EMS North Campus.

Austin Energy introduces Solar Insights, a new tool in the customer portal for residents with solar panels, enabling them to monitor their solar production and consumption easily and for free.

The Eighth Street Women's Shelter in Austin was honored with the Community Equity and Inclusion Award for its contributions to marginalized groups, including comprehensive support services and trauma-informed care.

Tatianna Cannon leads the Green Workforce Collaborative in Austin, creating equitable green career paths for marginalized individuals and shaping the city's sustainable future.

Austin Water plans a prescribed burn on 103 acres to help maintain native grasslands and the Edwards Aquifer. Visible smoke expected from 10 a.m. to sunset.

Austin's HSEM holds an Emergency Preparedness Pop-up on July 16 at Twin Oaks Library, offering free emergency supplies and advice to help residents prepare for disasters.

Round Rock's population hit 140,166 in July 2025, with growth tracked monthly by the city's Planning and Development Services Department, influencing urban planning.