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Posted: May 16, 2018
Categories: WilCounty Line
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Author: Connie Odom

Make a splash in May as the Quarry Splash Pad in the Southwest Williamson County Regional Park opens for the summer on May 19! Start making summer plans for the kids with tennis camp at Rippner Tennis Camps or with Summer History Explorer's Camps at both Williamson Museum locations in Round Rock and Georgetown. Remember, County offices are closed for Memorial Day, May 28. Have a safe and happy holiday!

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Posted: May 15, 2018
Categories: PIO
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Author: Connie Odom

Judge Stacey Mathews of the 277th District Court was appointed to serve on the newly established Judicial Commission on Mental Health. The commission, the first body jointly created by the Texas Supreme Court and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, will examine best practices in the administration of civil and criminal justice for persons with mental illness.  Texas’ two high courts have appointed 31 members, including Judge Mathews, to lead the newly established Judicial Commission on Mental Health.

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Posted: May 11, 2018
Categories: PIO
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Author: Connie Odom

The WilCo Wellness Alliance invites you and your friends and family to take part in our Community Health Survey. It will take approximately five minutes of your time and is completely confidential. Your answers will inform how they research and prioritize health issues in our communities. Surveys in English and Spanish are available here.  

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Posted: May 11, 2018
Categories: PIO
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Author: Connie Odom

WilCo is participating in a collaborative planning process with nine other local jurisdictions to conduct a regional housing and economic opportunity study. The study is designed to better understand residents’ housing decisions and their experiences living, working or going to school in the region. The survey is open to anyone in the Central Texas region, so please share the survey with your friends, neighbors, and coworkers by May 31, 2018. To participate in the study, click here.

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Posted: May 11, 2018
Categories: PIO
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Author: Connie Odom

Hot, dry, and windy. That is the prediction for this year’s wildfire season which starts in May and continues through the fall. These three conditions can have devastating effects as Central Texas residents discovered during 2011 when numerous wildfires started throughout the region including the Bastrop Complex Fire in Bastrop County, the Steiner Ranch Fire in Travis County, and the Moonglow Fire in Williamson County. Fire and emergency management officials in the Capital Area Council of Governments (CAPCOG) 10-county region want to remind residents to be prepared for this wildfire season.

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