Williamson County, Texas

HOW PRACTICING THE ARTS HELPS VETERANS

Glenn Towery, Chair

AVAFEST COMMITTEE

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323-849-8511(M)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HslGUQeFe1s&t=34s

"BROADCASTING TO SAVE VETERANS LIVES"

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Veterans, Military Personnel and their Families

"USING THE ARTS AND COMMUNITY TO HEAL"

If you are an artist you may be eligible to apply for this art exhibit:

https://roundrockarts.org/austin-veterans-arts-festival-2022/

AVAFEST 2022 IS LOOKING FOR YOU

Williamson County is hosting two public meetings for its Atlas 14 Floodplain Mapping Study. The public meetings will be held at two separate locations on different dates to make it more accessible for county residents to attend one of the meetings.

The county has suffered from severe flooding numerous times in the past. These events have reinforced the importance of knowing where flood risks are located and where mitigation measures are needed. The Atlas 14 Floodplain Mapping Study is being funded via the Texas Water Development Board and will update rainfall data throughout the county, map streams and waterways, and identify where flood risks are located.

At the public meeting, attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about the study, speak with team members and share anecdotal information about flooding on their property. Public meeting materials will also be available online starting March 29.

Please visit the webpage www.wilco.org/atlas14 to learn more.

Click on Read More for Public Meetings information.

On Jan. 1, 2022, and after redistricting, the Anderson Mill MUD neighborhoods were placed into Precinct 1.  Commissioner Cook was invited to a meet and greet meeting, and asked to address the Board. Citizens were encouraged to ask questions.

Commissioner Cook brought a large map of the newly redistricted Precinct 1 for the board members and residents to view and ask her questions.

Beginning Tuesday, Jan. 25 at 9 p.m., the southbound lanes on Deep Wood Drive will be closed nightly at RM 620.

Traffic will be shifted to the left side of the roadway while crews work to install a waterline across Deep Wood Drive.

Once complete, crews will reopen southbound Deep Wood Drive and perform a similar traffic switch along the northbound lanes to finish placing the waterline at RM 620.

The nightly closures will be in place until Friday, Jan. 28 at 5 a.m.


 

Williamson County Tax Assessor/Collector, Larry Gaddes, reminds property owners that 2021 property taxes must be paid in full by January 31 to avoid the accrual of penalty and interest.

The most common payment options include: 

· Mail payments to 904 S. Main St., Georgetown, TX, 78626.

· Payments made by check can be placed in any of our exterior drop boxes located at each office.

· Payments can be made by searching for your property online at www.wilco.org/propertytax. Credit cards and e-checks are accepted but incur additional vendor fees.

· In-person at any location, make an appointment at www.wilco.org/taxoffice/appointment.

For a full list of payment choices go to http://www.wilco.org/propertytax   and click on PAYMENT OPTIONS.