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End of Precinct Voting in Williamson County and more…

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The September/October issue of Community Impact has, as usual, lots of depressing news for Libertarians.  Despite its conservative reputation, Williamson County and Round Rock governments continue business as usual with such initiatives as allowing sales tax dollars in Round Rock to be used for business welfare initiatives, the centralization of our voting institutions with the [...]

September 4th, 2011 | Posted in Business,Georgetown,News Releases,Property Rights,Round Rock,Taxes & Spending,Uncategorized,Williamson County Politics | Read More »

Taking local priorities to the Legislature

Texas Sen. Steve Ogden, R-Byan, addressed Hutto city officials, staff and community members during the 2009 Hutto Day at the Capitol, a biennial event where city representatives go to the statehouse to meet lawmakers and deliver priorities.

Williamson County governments take various approaches to communicating with their state government during legislative sessions, from combined efforts to protect the interests of cities and the county government to an individual city directly contacting its legislators.

February 18th, 2011 | Posted in Business,City News,Education,Hutto,Taylor,Updates,Williamson County Politics | Read More »

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