CAMPO awards funds for Williams Drive project
The Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization awarded $8.8 million for improvements to Williams Drive from D.B. Wood Road to .3 miles west of FM 3405, a total project length of 3.5 miles.
Cameras to catch those ignoring red lights
In an attempt to decrease the number of injuries, the city announced May 12 that “Keep Austin Safe,” a new red light camera program will launch May 23 during Memorial Day weekend.
Hike-and-bike trail to be constructed along Toll 183A
The Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Policy Board has awarded $1.2 million in bicycle and pedestrian Funding to the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority to help fund phase one of a bicycle and pedestrian pathway along Toll 183A.
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Neighborhood streets slow down
Starting in June and finishing some time in August, the public works department will add signs dropping speed limits from 30 mph to 25 mph in several areas around West William Cannon Drive. It is part of an initiative that will eventually cover all of Austin
Public Transportaton in Cedar Park
Nearly ten years ago, Cedar Park residents voted to withdraw from Capital Metro.
Election results
Voters went to the polls Saturday for the May 10 joint election, casting more than 14,000 ballots.
Hutto residents push to keep affordable housing out
Residents of the Hutto Town Square neighborhood on Exchange Boulevard have succeeded in keeping Hutto’s first affordable-housing community out of their backyards.
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The region’s best-kept secret?
With inexpensive land, available buildings and small-town charm, Taylor has many draws for businesses
