Citizen Agenda Access
Summary
The city repealed a rule that let residents put items on the agenda. Residents are worried this limits their ability to bring up complex issues.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
A fiscal note will be provided to inform voters of the potential financial impact of the proposed amendments.
The city administration, by ensuring compliance with state law and streamlining meeting efficiency.
Residents who feel they have lost a formal mechanism to force discussion on specific topics.
Mentions & discussions (8)
Round Rock ordinance allowing citizens to place items on agenda, speak for 15 minutes repealed
Round Rock ordinance allowing citizens to place items on agenda, speak for 15 minutes repealed Community Impact
City Council — June 11, 2026
The city repealed a rule that let residents put items on the agenda. Residents are worried this limits their ability to bring up complex issues.
Round Rock ends 15-minute public speaking provision
Round Rock ends 15-minute public speaking provision KXAN Austin
Round Rock City Council to consider repealing 1978 agenda request provision
Round Rock City Council to consider repealing 1978 agenda request provision City of Round Rock (.gov)
Repeal of Round Rock agenda request ordinance would not impact citizen communication, officials say
Repeal of Round Rock agenda request ordinance would not impact citizen communication, officials say Community Impact
City Council — May 12, 2026
The city is finalizing the results of the May 2025 election. This ensures that the official winners are recognized and the election process is closed out legally.
City Council - Packet Briefing — January 20, 2026
Voters will decide on two charter amendments in May that were initiated by citizen petitions. The Council noted these were pushed by a billboard company.
City of Round Rock launches spicy ‘Budget Hot Takes’ video series to boost budget transparency
City of Round Rock launches spicy ‘Budget Hot Takes’ video series to boost budget transparency City of Round Rock (.gov)
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