Williamson County is hosting public open houses to share information and collect input on several corridors proposed for study. The open houses are from 5 to 7:30 p.m. The meetings are an open house format, allowing attendees to come and go at their convenience. There will be no alignments shown at these meetings. The purpose of the open houses is to receive input from the public and identify constraints. We will be using the information you provide at this open house to design the future alignment, so your input is invaluable.  Open house dates can be found here.

Summer camps, colorful cooking classes, new exhibits, corridor open houses, and cats & kitties galore! Plan to attend some great events at the new WilCo Expo to top it all off! What's not to love about WilCo this June?

At the first Williamson County Veterans Treatment Court hearing I attended in February, a young male about 25- or 30-years-old stood slouched, arms at his sides and with defiance in his eyes, before Judge Laura Barker.

I watched her demeanor change quickly as he approached the bench. Speaking in a sterner but still warm voice, she admonished him to show respect for the court. Immediately, he straightened up, clasped both hands behind his back, military-style, and his defiant look softened. 

Williamson County EMS has received the American Heart Association’s Mission: Lifeline® EMS Gold Plus Award.  This award is given for continuing to meet quality improvement measures for the treatment of patients who experience heart attacks.

Williamson County values it's American Heroes, our veterans, and will close offices on Monday, May 29, 2017, to honor them. With summer approaching, activities and events are on the rise in WilCo--check it all out in our Mid-May edition of The WilCounty Line.