Where does the City of Round Rock advertise their bids? We are required by law to advertise two times within a two week period in the local newspaper, which is the Round Rock Leader. For greater coverage, we may also advertise in the Austin American Statesman. Bid notices are normally advertised in the Saturday newspaper.
Where I can get information about bats?
Where is a post office in Round Rock? For west Round Rock, a post office is located at 797 Sam Bass Rd. Phone number is 238-9461.
For east Round Rock, a post office is located at 2250 Double Creek Dr. Phone number is 244-6432.
Where is the Building Inspection Division located? Building Inspection is located at 2008 Enterprise Dr. If traveling North on Mays, turn Right on Texas Avenue. The second street to the left is Enterprise Dr. We are located in the Public Works Building. Once you enter the building, the Building Inspection Division is the window to your right.
Where is the City of Round Rock Purchasing Department located? The Purchasing Department is located on the 2nd Floor at City Hall, 221 East Main, Round Rock, Texas, 78664.
Where is the Recycling Center?
Where is the Round Rock Public Library?
Who approves historic "overlay" zoning? In order for historic overlay zoning to be established, the Planning and Zoning Commission must approve and recommend the designation. The City Council will then hold a public hearing. A majority vote by both agencies is required to approve the historic designation.
Who are the state representatives for Round Rock?
Who are the U.S. Senators and Representatives for Texas?
Who do I call about dead animals on the side of the road? Contact Animal Control for dead animals on city streets by calling 218-5500. For dead animals on Williamson County roads and bridges, call 943-3330. For the highways and frontage roads, call 974-0883 for dead deer. For other animals, call 930-6016.
Who do I call about road repair, maintenance, litter or dead animals? For city roads, use the Online Request Services to request road repairs or maintenance. Contact Animal Control for dead animals. For Williamson County roads and bridges, call 943-3330. For the highways and frontage roads, call 331-5361 for dead deer. For other animals, call 930-6016.
Who do I call about the Old Settlers Music Festival? Call the Old Settlers Assocation at 218-7133 for information about the Old Settlers Music Festival.
Who do I call if I have problems with bees? The City of Round Rock does not provide bee removal services. To have bees removed, look in the Yellow Pages under Beekeepers. Local beekeepers include Kinsel Bee Keepers (477-9025), Ethridge (863-5104), and Bohanan (863-5752). If bees are an imminent danger to a person or area, contact Animal Control.
Who do I call to find out if a police Accident Report is available?
Who do I call to find out information regarding an Impounded Vehicle? Please call the Patrol Division at (512) 218-5534 for information about an impounded vehicle.
Who do I call to find out information regarding Traffic Tickets? Please call Municipal Court at (512) 218-5480 for information on traffic tickets.
Who do I call to get permission to cut down a tree?
Who do I contact about an injured deer or other wildlife? Call the Austin Wildlife Rescue at 512-472-WILD.
Who do I contact if I have questions about the sex offenders registration?
Who do I contact to hire an off-duty officer?
The Mayor and Council are elected At Large. The City of Round Rock does not have Single Member Districts
Who regulates public health issues in Round Rock? The Williamson County & Cities Health District (WCCHD), 100 West 3rd Street, Georgetown, Texas 78626. (512) 930-4387. Helpline: 1-800-890-6296. WCCHD operates a clinic in Round Rock at 211 Commerce Cove. Phone is 512-248-3257.
Why do fire trucks with full lights and sirens go through a red light at intersections and then, they turn off their lights and slow down? Sometimes several units are dispatched to the same incident. The first unit may have arrived on the scene, surveyed the situation and informed the dispatcher that the situation was under control. All other responding units are then cancelled and put back into service, ready to take another call.
Most likely, when you see an emergency vehicle go "Code 3" (lights and siren) through an intersection and then slow down and turn the emergency lights off, the call they were responding to has been cancelled.
Why do so many fire apparatus respond to simple incidents? Fire Department units are dispatched according to information received by the 9-1-1 operator. The fire department's philosophy is to get our firefighters there as soon as possible and be prepared to encounter the worst that could happen. There may be three fire department vehicles on the scene for what appears to be a "simple" incident. However, in emergency services we have learned that if we assume something is "simple," we can be horribly mistaken. The winner in these situations will always be the citizen who needs help.
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