The Hays County Sheriff's Office Civil Service Commission will hold a meeting on July 16th to discuss promotional appeals, examination processes, and agenda changes. The agenda is available online and ADA accommodations will be provided.

Travis County officials opened a temporary crossing at Sandy Creek after a flash flood damaged the local bridge, facilitating community access while seeking a permanent fix.

The City of Austin emphasizes the importance of brush removal to reduce risks of wildfires and flooding, offering collection services and safety guidelines for residents.

A vigil was held for missing Fire Chief Michael Phillips in Marble Falls, who was swept away by floodwaters. The search has faced challenges due to weather.

P. Terry's Burger Stand is donating $150,000 to flood relief in Central Texas, raised from one day's profits, with community support demonstrated through patronage at their 36 locations.

The Brushy Creek Regional Trail in Cedar Park has reopened after flooding, catering once again to outdoor enthusiasts for walking, running, and cycling.

Williamson County extended its local disaster declaration by 60 days following severe floods and allocated $200,000 in cleanup vouchers to aid affected residents.

Austin Energy expands its Commercial Demand Response program to include 195 city buildings, aiming to reduce peak power consumption by over six megawatts.

Texas Governor Abbott orders state flags at half-staff to honor flood victims, while the state mourns the loss of at least 119 people, with 161 still missing in Kerr County.

Raising Cane's founder Todd Graves donates $1 million to aid Texas flood victims, with 109 deaths reported, emphasizing the company's commitment to the community and long-term support for the recovery process.

The City of Austin responded to severe flash floods in central Texas, deploying multiple city departments, first responders, and emergency services to assist affected communities.

The City of Austin has extended the ban on recreation in local waterways, such as Lake Austin and Lady Bird Lake, due to dangerous conditions following heavy rains.

The Scholastic Book Fair returns to the Round Rock Public Library to support its Summer Reading Program, running from July 7-10 with varied hours. Regular children's programs are paused during the event.