The Water Conservation Program is having another rainbarrel sale! These are the same 50-gallon Ivy barrels and 65-gallon Moby barrels that were sold last year. You can start prepurchasing barrels now, online at www.rainbarrelprogram.org/centraltexas […]
The leaves have been falling from some of the trees for a few months now, although my trees like to wait until March to drop leaves, darn live oaks! Raking
I can’t believe that December is almost over! I just realized that it’s been a month since I wrote my last blog…time flies! Well, as you know, it’s winter time,
As we’ve entered into wastewater averaging season (November – February), we are all trying to use the least amount of water possible so that our wastewater averages and charges will be lower
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Collecting rainwater is about more than just watering plants.
Rainwater Collection: Top 5 Reasons to do it Read More »
It’s voting season! From reading the signs along the roadways and street corners, we have the ability and duty to vote for our parks, our roads, libraries, fire department, and
Rain, rain, come and stay! Isn’t all this rain wonderful? The plants and flowers in my yard are looking fantastic! And everyone’s rain barrels are overflowing! Driving around town, I see plenty of
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Well, if you hadn’t yet heard, the City is now under mandatory water restrictions! I am personally not a fan of the word “mandatory” as it elicits the repsonse that you
Water Restrictions in Effect Read More »
One of the most hotly talked about topics when it comes to watering your yard is: When do I water? or another version is: Does it need water? Is the
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I’m very excited to start a new blog for Round Rock’s Water Utilities and Environmental Department! I’m Jessica Woods, the City’s Water Conservation Program Coordinator and my plan with this
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City of Round Rock
221 East Main Street
Round Rock, TX 78664
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