
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 »

At the February 24th meeting of the Round Rock City Council, Mayor Alan McGraw was authorized to purchase 1,800 “smart” water meters from Master Meter, Inc. The city is currently spending $1.4 million per year to replace all analog meters with new computerized meters within 3 years.
March 2nd, 2011 | Posted in City News,Round Rock,Taxes & Spending,Updates | Read More »

Hundreds of parents, students and school employees packed the Round Rock High School cafeteria Feb. 15 to share ways to address the district’s anticipated budget shortfall for the 2011-12 school year, estimated as high as $73 million.
February 18th, 2011 | Posted in Education,Round Rock,Taxes & Spending | Read More »
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