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ROUND ROCK NEWS

City of Round Rock crews and contractors are out in force this week providing free curbside tree limb disposal for residents. While curbside pickup will take several weeks as crews work their way across town, the City is also maintaining two brush recycling drop-off sites open seven days per week.

To help residents in need recover from the recent ice storm, the Austin Disaster Relief Network (ADRN) has partnered with the City of Round Rock to organize volunteers. Round Rock area residents with physical or financial limitations can request volunteer assistance to help with cleanup efforts. 

Take the guesswork out of finding the

right plant for the right spot with a

custom-designed, water-saving Go ‘n’

Grow Garden. The City of Round Rock

is selling these professionally-designed,

plant-by-number garden layouts for

$80 now through March 25.

The City of Round Rock is selling rain

barrels at a discounted price through March 25 to encourage residents to conserve water resources and protect water quality.

The 50-gallon, black barrels cost $77.50

each. You do not have to be a City water customer or resident to purchase barrels.

UPCOMING EVENTS

The French Quarter may have Bourbon Street, but our Mardi gras prom is going to be hard to beat! Seniors are invited for a special event featuring dinner and dancing. Tickets are $20 each and are limited. Register by Feb. 10 to be entered to win a door prize. Baca Center membership not required.

The Downtowner Gallery, a collaboration by the City of Round Rock's Arts and Culture Division with nonprofit Round Rock Arts, is hosting an open house devoted to celebrating its current “Food for Thought” exhibit and its artists. The event will also be a great way to connect with Round Rock's art community.

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