Today I went to the R.R.P.D to drop off old medication for the annual old Rx drop-off. This is a…read morecommunity event where those who have unused or old medication may drop it off to be disintegrated of properly so the medication will not be used illegally or sold. This is a wonderful idea as it advocates for cleaner water and streams (for those who place medication down sinks and waste ways). In addition, this event is a "no questions asked" event. I have been here before for other events such as the R.R.P.D summer camp for youth. My son has attended a week of camp here with the R.R.P.D. These week long camps are held every summer, are free to the public, and are ran by R.R.P.D. These summer camps stress the importance of teamwork, physical fitness and the importance of being a law abiding person. #backthebadge

I got pulled over in early 2025 for doing a "California stop" at Hesters Crossing and 172. I wish I…read morecould remember the officer's name bc he was awesome! He made conversation with me and he was friendly and funny. Asked where I was coming from and I told him I was in an Agatha Christie play at The Vortex where I was playing a Hungarian maid. He told me he was just giving me a warning "but I'll need to hear your Hungarian accent." I did a few lines from the show for him. And, not for nothing, but he was pretty easy on the eyes too. Five stars RRPD!! Would definitely get pulled over by them again.

I'm over joyed this is the first time visiting this place I checked in @3:07pm and I was finished @…read more3:14pm. I must say this is the quickest visit I have had whew thanks Armando for the great information as to what does not need to be on my form, (I've been putting it on there for years) less writing for me.

An expeditious experience. Went in to renew registration and I was in and out in under fifteen…read moreminutes. The clerk was pleasant and polite and every sentence ended in a warm smile.

My experience with the WilCo Healthcare Program was a limited but very unsavory one to say the…read moreleast. I applied for healthcare coverage but was denied based on the sole reason that I refused to allow WilCo Healthcare to retain photocopies of my identification documents which included my US Passport (it is illegal to copy federal ID though I was assured that they were well within their rights to do so). As a reasonable person, I offered what I feel to be a very acceptable alternative - I offered to produce all identification documents every time that I appear for services. As well, I further offered for the office staff to take a photograph of me to retain within my file. In consideration of this very reasonable alternative, I was still denied healthcare. When I questioned why it is that they needed to retain photocopies of my identification, they failed to provide a satisfactory reply. To paraphrase, they claimed that they needed to retain photocopies of my identification in order to identify me and allow for smooth billing with the insurance. Is it not the function of the presenting of identification to identify one's self? All that aside, I attempted to find out who the board members were for WilCo Healthcare. It was never revealed to me who the board members were or how I could communicate with them. My purpose was to ask them what they thought about my alternative concerning the retaining of identification. I wound up having a telephone conversation with the executive director, Caroline Hilbert. To her credit, she was civil during our conversations. I communicated my ideas to her. She claimed that she had presented my ideas to no avail and that I would not receive healthcare. At that point, I asked Caroline if I could merely get something in writing to that effect; that way, I would have proof if questioned by other agencies that I may attempt to seek aid from. Mrs. Hilbert agreed and stated that it shouldn't be any problem to do so. I thanked her and went about my business. We'd had a reasonable conversation without any nastiness. 29 Jun 2023, I received an email out of turn from someone that I'd not spoken to in the situation regarding WilCo Healthcare. Her name is Tara Jempty. She claimed to be the director over the WilCo Healthcare Program which didn't make sense to me as I thought I'd been speaking with the director already. She furthermore stated, "...We require specific identification and storage of said identification for participation in the Wilco Care program...This practice will continue to be a requirement of the program so that we can prevent fraud and process medical claims for Wilco." Thus, began the sound of gaslighting by a woman with a behavioral health license within the state of Texas that, at the time I checked, was expired. Her reply was, "There is no denial at this point in time. You have not applied through the required process and you made it clear that you do not wish to complete the application process, therefore there is nothing to deny. The compliance on your part is required to attain services. If you choose not to do that, then the responsibility lies solely within your decision." I actually did fill out an application and was in correspondence with an agent within WilCo Healthcare. Eventually, Caroline Hilbert got involved in the email. She stated, "...She (Tara Jempty), myself, and our legal advisor have discussed your concern at length, however, in order to be accountable stewards of the funds that are provided for this program by the County, we have required and will continue to require the retaining of identification copies for application submission and participation in WilcoCare." How would my alternative prevent anyone from being an accountable steward of funding? Nobody seems to be able to answer that. What about the safety and security of my identity? Through my efforts to obtain aid through WilCo Healthcare, I have been met with suspicious and unethical behavior not becoming of employees that are supposed to be held to a higher standard. This is why I filed a complaint with the TX Dept. of Licensing & Reg. against Tara Jempty for unethical behavior. How ethical is it to email an indigent person unprompted using a tone which I perceive to be gaslighting? How ehtical is it to deny someone who fits the very description of the people this program is charged with providing care for? How shameful... *Please, refer to the website for the "Mission" and "Guiding Principles" regarding the Williamson County and Cities Health District - https://www.wcchd.org/about/index.php

Originally named Brushy, Round Rock (RR) got its official name in 1854. The name was given in…read morerecognition of the large round rock that is located in Brushy Creek. This large round rock served as a guide for the Natives and Early Settlers by marking a very important low water wagon crossing. Today, the wagon wheel ruts are still visible in the area which played a key role in the Chisholm Trail Also known to some as the Round Rizzle (or Da Rizzle), it has become the second fastest growing city in Texas. Da Rizzle has one main street where you will find several eateries and bars. RR plays host to live music at venues like Juniors and The Brass Tap, just to name a couple. In front of City Hall you will find a splash pad, and, a stage for live music acts. Also, along the small stretch of Main St, you will see creative art sculptures that you will find pleasing to the eye. Da Rizzle isn't all about what you will find along Main Street. Heaven's no. RR is growing so fast it's hard to keep up with it all. Lots of nice eateries along 620, Gattis School, I35 corridor, especially in the I35/1431 area. There you will find lots of shopping and eating. I could list a bunch of businesses in this review, but, it's more exciting to venture out on your own and find your flavor. Da Rizzle carries its own unique vibe to the surrounding area. It is surrounded by fast growing communities like Georgetown, Pflugerville, and, Austin. All of which have an interesting history. Like the Capital city, RR hosts it's own festivals, just not near as many. Whatever vibe you're looking for in a Suburban City, you're bound to find something to fit your fancy in Da Rizzle.

Round Rock is the epitome of a modernized western town. A mixture of modern architecture with that…read morefrom the days of the cowboy and dirt roads. Very clean, welcoming, and vibrant town square. This thriving city is just a stone's throw from Austin yet feels like a million miles away. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. Lots of history in this great little piece of Texas. Perfect for a leisurely stroll about town, window shopping, or checking out live music at one of the various bars. Don't just window shop, buy something. Support local as much and as often as possible.

So far I have been here twice to speak with the Williamson county health program people and the…read morepeople at the clinic front desk are RUDE!!! People literally come here for help and deserve compassion and empathy. My dad has been in the hospital for a week and they don't give a crap how they talk to people. I can't believe they're allowed to work here and be so mean to anyone who walks in the door.

Wilco! Williamson County is part of the Austin metropolitan…read morearea. It includes Georgetown and Round Rock along I-35 north of Austin. The county has an impressive half-million people, so it's no small parcel of land. It's become the home to a lot of new people, as Austin has been growing tremendously, and people are moving in from across the country to become Texans, and make Williamson County their homes. Williamson County has lots of shopping options, with major retailers here making giant shopping complexes and outlet malls. Recently, Texas built the Toll Road that goes around east Austin, and really opened up access to the eastern part of Williamson County, creating lots of opportunity for growth. The county has some parks and green spaces that make it a good place to visit. Most people just go zipping through it along I-35, but if you slow down a lil', you might see some scenery.

Great place to recycle! So grateful to have learned about this place. I did some spring cleaning…read moreand recycled some clothing. (I meant to bring cardboard as well but forgot). It's very easy to make an appointment online or by phone! An appointment is need before drop off. It look less than 5 minutes to hand my things of and the workers there were very friendly!

There's a reason why this place gets five stars and that is the fact that they'll take almost…read moreanything and you are in and out in minutes. If you're home owner like me, odds are you have years of spray paint, canned paint and numerous other chemicals aging in your garage? Like so many yelpers have already mentioned, you do need to make an appointment which is not at all difficult. I actually called in the morning on a weekday and got an appointment within three hours. The number to call is 512-974-4343. On my visit I brought all kinds of paint, fuel additive, cleaning agents, lubricants, and pesticides. To be honest, I thought they were going to charge me something for this collection of environmentally damaging products, but I offloaded everything onto their carts in a matter of minutes and was on my way. Quick, convenient and no charge. I thought I would add four photos for a little insight.

One of my favorite places. I'm there at least once a week, often more. It's a great place to work…read moreor study, I love the rotating art, and the events I've attended have been fun and well run. I admit I missed the old library for a while (ah, nostalgia), but the new one is really an incredible place and a wonderful asset to the community. The staff are friendly and helpful. My purchase suggestions are almost always requested. I have to pay for the paid membership since I'm outside city limits, which is a bit of a bummer, but I'm happy to support the library. The benefits I get far outweigh the cost.

Update: I revisit this Library every week; LOVE the quiet…read moreof the 3rd floor & seats along the perimeter walls... great for working , writing my next pub.

I'm a traveling man…read more From the East A widow's son A Master at least The lodge is blue Members true I'm a Mason, and you?

If you are in the north Austin/RR/Cedar Park/Leander area or have recently moved to the area and…read moreare looking for a great masonic lodge you have found the right place. We are a diverse mixture of motivated men that build each other up and help our communities. please go to www.roundrocklodge227.org