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Yo, Round Rock let’s kick it.
Ice, ice, maybe.
Ice, ice, maybe.
All right y’all, bundle up and listen.
Texas weather is nuts, like crazy conditions.
Temps still frigid and the skies look flighty.
Keep your pipes wrapped and tucked in tightly.
Will it get icy? Yo, we don’t know.
But stay tuned to the weather, just in case bro.
In all seriousness, folks. It’s cold out there and the forecast shows the potential for some light icing to occur overnight Friday and into Saturday morning. As of now, nothing major but definitely keep your cold weather home preparations in place (pipes wrapped, indoor faucets dripping, sprinkler systems off, pets inside) and use extra caution if you need to be out on area roadways early Saturday morning. Slippery spots could develop on elevated bridges and overpasses if precipitation does occur while temperatures remain below freezing.
In February 2021, Round Rock received more than six inches of snow, nearly an inch of ice from freezing rain and consecutive days of below-freezing temperatures. During that historic weather event, Round Rock maintained efficient and effective operations, and was one of the only local cities able to keep water flowing without any major outages or boil water notices for customers.
Thankfully we only saw a few flurries today, but it's a good reminder that we've got your back. The City is prepared for whatever comes our way today, tomorrow and into the future! 💪
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Putting in the work! 💪 Recently, Round Rock hosted a regional fire training exercise where firefighters received extra training in ladder truck skills including aerial operation, ground ladders, search and rescue, forcible entry and ventilation.
Having a top-notch public safety training facility here in Round Rock allows our teams to get the training they need to keep you safe right here at home.
The R.A.T.S. (Round Rock Annual Truck School) was attended not only by our Round Rock firefighters but also crews from across Central Texas, including Cedar Park, Taylor, Hutto, Leander, Sam Bass, Jarrell, Pflugerville, Killeen, Westlake, Lake Travis and Austin.
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They check for cats up a chimney, too! (Cat was buried in the bottom of a recliner, as it turned out!) Very kind and professional…Not surprised they aced this training.
Very proud of you 👍
Great city
The new raised crossing will connect Prete Plaza to the Paseo (currently under construction), enhancing pedestrian safety.
Portion of East Main Street to be closed to traffic as new pedestrian crossing is constructed
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City of Round Rock - Portion of East Main Street to be closed to traffic as new pedestrian crossing is constructed9 CommentsComment on Facebook
Huh?
This sounds like a wide speed bump. I hope not as many cars bottom out on those and they are a hazard to emergency vehicles.
Will bollards be installed near Mays too so the road can be closed for special events/busy weekends?
Hometown vibin’ ✨
#downtownroundrock #watertower #roundrock #roundrocktexas #texas #hometown #atx #austin #austintexas
Yo, Round Rock let’s kick it.
Ice, ice, maybe.
Ice, ice, maybe.
All right y’all, bundle up and listen.
Texas weather is nuts, like crazy conditions.
Temps still frigid and the skies look flighty.
Keep your pipes wrapped and tucked in tightly.
Will it get icy? Yo, we don’t know.
But stay tuned to the weather, just in case bro.
In all seriousness, folks. It’s cold out there and the forecast shows the potential for some light icing to occur overnight Friday and into Saturday morning. As of now, nothing major but definitely keep your cold weather home preparations in place (pipes wrapped, indoor faucets dripping, sprinkler systems off, pets inside) and use extra caution if you need to be out on area roadways early Saturday morning. Slippery spots could develop on elevated bridges and overpasses if precipitation does occur while temperatures remain below freezing.
#roundrock #roundrocktexas #texas #texasweather #atxwx #weather #winter #atx #austin #austintexas
In February 2021, Round Rock received more than six inches of snow, nearly an inch of ice from freezing rain and consecutive days of below-freezing temperatures. During that historic weather event, Round Rock maintained efficient and effective operations, and was one of the only local cities able to keep water flowing without any major outages or boil water notices for customers.
Thankfully we only saw a few flurries today, but it’s a good reminder that we’ve got your back. The City is always prepared for whatever comes our way today, tomorrow and into the future! 💪
#roundrock #roundrocktexas #snow #texas #atx #austin #atxwx #preparedness #localgov #home
Keep L I V I N, Round Rock 👌
#downtownroundrock #roundrockdonuts #roundrocktexas #roundrock #texas #hometown #home #atx #austin #austintexas
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Word to your administrators!
Very cute, now I will have this song stuck in my head for the rest of the day. Stay safe and warm everyone
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