Geospatial Services (GIS)
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Geospatial Services is a division of the City’s Information Technology Department. The Geospatial Services Division provides the means by which City departments can create, store, display, and analyze data (parcels, zoning, streets, utilities, etc.) for critical decision-making. GIS is the primary tool for leveraging this data, and it is available to the public through our GeoHub and to City employees through ArcGIS Online.
- The City’s GIS data can be downloaded from the City of Round Rock’s GeoHub.
- If you can’t find what you’re looking for in our GeoHub, feel free to contact us via the contact information at the bottom of this page.
- See the video at the bottom of this page for a tour and basic use instructions for the GeoHub.
- Information regarding open records requests can be found here.
Reference Monuments and data sheets for surveyors and engineers can be found in the links below.
- The City’s live Downtown Parking Map can be viewed here.
Local GIS
- City of Georgetown GIS
- City of Cedar Park Atlas
- City of Leander GIS
- City of Hutto GIS
- City of Taylor GIS
- Liberty Hill Maps & Guides
- City of Pflugerville GIS Services
- City of Austin GIS & Maps
Regional GIS
- Williamson County GIS
- Williamson County Appraisal District (WCAD)
- Capital Area Council of Governments (CAPCOG) GIS
Statewide GIS
Have questions? Please direct all questions regarding our various datasets to the appropriate contact:
Water, Wastewater, Storm, Reuse
Rich Reedy, Supervisor – Utilities GIS
pwtechteam@roundrocktexas.gov
512-218-6606
All Other Datasets
Nathan Smith, IT Manager – Geospatial Services_ITGeospatialServicesTeam@roundrocktexas.gov
512-213-5423
DISCLAIMER:
Though care has been taken to produce these datasets and interactive map viewers, the City of Round Rock makes no claim as to the accuracy or completeness of these maps or the data contained within. Parcel data is for informational purposes and does not constitute a legal land boundary survey. Locations of underground utilities may be approximate and not always intended for official use or construction.