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Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment (ACME) has launched $23 million in grants, continuing a commitment to sustain a thriving and equitable creative ecosystem.
We continue to celebrate "The Power Of..." parks, recreation services, and the professionals who make these spaces possible during National Park and Recreation Month all July.
In this week's edition: Community Orchard Transforms Land Impacted by Flooding in Onion Creek, New Protected Bike Lanes Now on Webberville Road and Tannehill Lane, SoCo Wildflower Meadow Takes Root, Bike Bus Training Clinic August 1 and more.
Krieg Athletic Complex’s sand volleyball courts will be closed and the Roy G. Guerrero Colorado River Metropolitan Park trail near the east side of the new pedestrian bridge will be rerouted to reinstall an Austin Water reclaimed water line.
Liz Carpenter Splash Pad, 201 Dawson Rd., is closed until further notice due to repairs needed after the splash pad pump room flooded.
APD Reminder: 2026 Drive Sober, No Regrets Initiative with Increased DWI Enforcement & No Refusal Initiative
The City of Austin announced that Public Works LLC is the recommended awardee in the solicitation to conduct an independent comprehensive efficiency assessment of all City departments, with the final award subject to City Council approval.
City of Austin administrative offices and other municipal facilities will be closed Friday, July 3, in observance of Independence Day. This includes the Municipal and Community courts, libraries, museums, and cultural, recreation and senior centers.