With about 91% of precincts reporting, incumbent Mayor Craig Morgan is likely to secure a fourth term leading the city of Round Rock.

The results: Unofficial polling numbers from early and election day voting show Morgan garnered 82.57% of votes, while Hall received 17.43% of votes.

In their own words: "As I've always said, it'll be left to the people that come out and vote in Round Rock," Morgan said. "I'm gracious for all the people that supported me. I'm ready to get to work and try to continue the people's work."  

What’s next?: All polling data is unofficial until canvassed. Community Impact will update this article as more election day vote totals are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
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Greenbelt Health is now open in Round Rock.

The gist: Dr. Charu Sawhney, an internal medicine primary care physician, opened the private practice in Round Rock. The practice provides primary care services for adults, including annual physicals, chronic disease management, preventative screenings and more. The office also offers weight management and hormone therapy services.

• Opened in early February

Williamson County Emergency Services District No. 9 partnered with the Sam Bass Fire Department for new specialized wildland equipment designed to combat wildfires, and aid in local search and rescue missions.

What is it: The upgraded equipment includes a command truck equipped with fire suppression gear, an air-conditioned trailer, and a utility task vehicle that acts as a mini off-road fire truck, ESD 9 Commissioner Alan Forster said. The UTV is specifically designed to navigate narrow hike-and-bike trails where traditional, larger fire engines cannot fit.

Funded by tax dollars through the ESD 9 partnership, the new equipment aims to protect urban wildland areas, including greenbelts and county parks, Sam Bass Fire Department Chief James Shofner said.

The new equipment will also aid in search and rescue efforts and flood responses, Shofner said.

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