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The Herald Scotland
31-05-2025
- Business
- The Herald Scotland
The best building in Glasgow, and what we can learn from its tragedy
Someone else who shares my love for it is Colin Drysdale, a photographer and writer who's known for the social media account This Is My Glasgow where he posts pictures of some of the city's finest buildings. Colin has now written a book, Glasgow Uncovered, which features 18 walks round the city and I went out with him the other day to stroll round the St Vincent Street area and talk about the buildings we came across and some of the details I might have missed (there were many). The Mercantile Insurance building was only one of the places we visited but it sticks in my mind not only because I love the look of it but because of the tragedy of the place. One of the details I'd previously missed, which Colin pointed out, is the sculpture of the ship to the right of the door and the letters carved into the sails: IOU. The sculptor Archibald Dawson left the letters there in frustration really because the project hit financial problems and he was never paid for his work. And it gets worse, sadly. The fact Dawson wasn't paid was the start of almost a decade of financial woes for him, and in 1936 his business was taken over by a former apprentice, Jack Mortimer, in lieu of debts. One of the other rather sad features of the building is the pair of statues of a man and woman above the front door: it was Mortimer who sculpted them and he based the figures on Dawson and his wife as a tribute to his ruined mentor. The sadness is in with the stone. The story of the architect, John James Burnet, is also not without unhappiness. Burnet built some extraordinary places, including the Clydeport offices with its great dome and bulls and doric columns, and Charing Cross Mansions, that elegant swoop of apartments saved from the destruction of the M8 by the skin of its teeth. But he had financial problems too, caused in part by trying to fix the foundations of the Mercantile, and when he retired early, he was stressed and troubled and damaged. These are the kind of stories that don't show when you look at a building, or don't show much. Read more The Argyle Street Gap – what does it say about Glasgow? The TV channel that saved us, and heralds the change to come Eurovision 2025: the year they fixed their Israel problem However, the stories of Burnet, and Dawson, and the Mercantile, and some of Burnet's other buildings, can at least point us to a few lessons, the first of which is about protection. Some of Burnet's finest and most famous buildings, including the old Alhambra Theatre on Waterloo Street, have been demolished and replaced with something worse (in the Alhambra's case, crappy offices). But one of the critical points Colin Drysdale made on our walk was that the buildings that are struggling to find tenants are the ugly modern ones, not the old ones because people want to be in one of Glasgow's beautiful classic buildings. So do not demolish. Protect and reuse. There's also a lesson in the way Burnet and other architects of the time worked. As we made our way up St Vincent Street, Colin asked me to turn round and look back down the hill at the buildings and the way they fit in with each other, elegantly maintaining a similar height. One of the reasons for this is that Burnet was part of a network of architects who lived and worked in the city; they were walking the streets every day and talking to each other and knew what their colleagues were doing, so it all held together rather than clashed. It worked. As Colin points out, the problem with a lot of the modern design in Glasgow is it no longer works in the same way and many of the buildings are designed by architects with little or no knowledge of the place. If instead of walking the streets of the city, you're looking at a computer screen in some other place, there's a good chance the buildings you create won't fit in with what's there. There's a good chance it won't work. The Hatrack (Image: Contributed) The ultimate answer is much stricter planning, specifically zones in the city that lay out what is, and isn't, acceptable. The strictest zone needs to be in the centre, where Colin and I did our walk, because that's where the finest buildings are and where the greatest damage can be done. You could then relax the rules as you go further from the centre. Across the river, for example, the big Barclay's development could still be possible because it incorporates what's already there and reflects some of the industrial heritage of the Clyde, and it's not at all bad, all things considered. What would never be acceptable though would be the idea of demolishing buildings such as the North British and Mercantile Insurance Company or anything like it and if you think that's far-fetched, just up from the Mercantile is a bland office building where Greek Thomson's offices once stood. The Thomson buildings were pulled down in the 2000s despite widespread protest. And look around you: it's still happening. The battle to stop it will be won, I think, when more and more people start to appreciate why Glasgow's architecture needs protecting and there's evidence of it happening, thanks in a large part to sites such as Colin's. I would also urge you, next time you're in the city, to take a walk up St Vincent Street and stop at the North British and Mercantile Insurance Company and look for the hidden IOU but mainly just stand back and admire the building. As I said, I think it's the best one in Glasgow. But I would also say that it's only one of the greats, the many greats. The job we've got is to celebrate them, and praise them, and value them, and save them.
Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Facing mounting deficit, Austin ISD will cut central office staff, weighs school closures
The Austin school district will be reorganizing its central office, including eliminating and reassigning positions, as part of its ongoing effort to cut its budget deficit from $97 million to $78 million. The district's austerity measures also align with discussions about potentially closing schools within the next year to slash long-term expenses. Officials say these measures are essential to maintain financial stability, after a year of budget cuts aimed at reducing a deficit that had grown to $110 million by January. The central office cuts will involve both staff reductions and reassignments, Superintendent Matias Segura wrote in a public letter Friday. 'We recognize the timing of this announcement puts a strain on our central employees,' Segura said in the letter. 'Please know we did not arrive at this decision lightly.' The district is projecting a budget deficit of $19 million for the 2025-26 school year, but won't reach that target without making significant changes, interim Chief Financial Officer Katrina Montgomery told school board members during a meeting last week. This could put the district's fund balance — or cash on hand — at risk, she said. 'That puts us in the place where we might have to borrow to cover payroll as well as accounts payable,' Montgomery said. District leaders cut $63 million from the 2024-25 budget through spending and hiring freezes and streamlining operations, according to district officials. However, the district's predicted costs have also risen this year. When the Austin school board adopted its 2024-25 budget last summer, it predicted a $78 million deficit. Since then, the district received $14 million less in property tax revenue, overspent by $40 million on special education, and lost $12 million in federal Medicaid reimbursements. The district has pledged approximately $1.7 million each to three North Austin middle schools — Burnet, Dobie, and Webb — next year to improve their state-rated F rankings. As part of long-term efforts to reduce costs, the district expects to close some of its 116 campuses before the 2026-27 school year and has pledged to announce its plans before the end of this year. Earlier this month, district officials announced plans for community conversations over the summer and to develop a framework for identifying schools that may be considered for closure. Officials don't expect to release the list of potential schools up for closure until the fall. The district has grappled with declining enrollment for nearly a decade, resulting in smaller student populations at some schools and a loss of state funding. Texas funds school districts per child in attendance. The district's student population has declined by about 10% since 2019, when it enrolled 79,787 students. Current enrollment, at 72,244 this year, has remained relatively steady since 2022. In discussing possible school closures, the Austin district joins other urban or large suburban districts around the state, like Fort Worth and Spring Branch, seeking ways to temper crippling budget shortfalls. The Austin district is asking families and community members to fill out a survey about possible school closures, or consolidations, by June 6. This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: AISD will cut central office staff, weigh school closures amid deficit
Yahoo
03-05-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Get real-time Central Texas election results for key Austin area races
It's Election Day in Texas, and voters who haven't cast an early or absentee ballot are heading to the polls to cast their votes. Austin and Central Texas voters will head to the polls Saturday to decide several city special elections and school bond issues. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Check back for live results and real-time data. While you won't find results in Sunday's print edition, you can expect to see the latest developments online. Travis County election results: See live results here. Bastrop County election results: See live results here. Hays County election results: See live results here. Williamson County election results: See live results here. Check back often for the latest results. Central Texas school board elections: Who is running? Meet the candidates before voting. Bastrop Blanco (scroll down to the 'Sample Ballots' section) Burnet (scroll down to the 'Elections and Sample Ballots' section) Caldwell (scroll down to the 'Sample Ballots' section) Fayette (scroll down to the 'May 3, 2025 Sample Ballot' section) Gillespie Hays Lampasas Lee Llano (scroll down to the 'May 3, 2025 Joint General Election' section) Mason (sample ballots are not yet posted) Milam (sample ballots are not yet posted) San Saba (sample ballots are not yet posted) Travis Williamson — Statesman reporter Marley Malenfant contributed to this report. This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: Live Texas election results for key Travis County, Austin area races
Yahoo
03-05-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Texas May 3 elections: Voting locations in Travis, Williamson, Hays and Bastrop counties
It's time for Texas voters to cast their ballots in the May 3 general election. Where can Central Texas residents vote on Election Day? Here is what you need to know before voting. Local elections will be held on May 3, 2025. If you're planning to vote on the May 3 election, here is what time polls open and close: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Here is a look at each county's sample ballot for the May 3 election: Bastrop Blanco (scroll down to the 'Sample Ballots' section) Burnet (scroll down to the 'Elections and Sample Ballots' section) Caldwell (scroll down to the 'Sample Ballots' section) Fayette (scroll down to the 'May 3, 2025 Sample Ballot' section) Gillespie Hays Lampasas Lee Llano (scroll down to the 'May 3, 2025 Joint General Election' section) Mason (sample ballots are not yet posted) Milam (sample ballots are not yet posted) San Saba (sample ballots are not yet posted) Travis Williamson VOTE CENTER ROOM Address City Zip Code Creedmoor Community FM 1625 Creedmoor 78610 Center Meeting Room 12511 FM 1625 78610 Creedmoor 78610 Christ Episcopal Church Outreach Room 3520 Whitestone Blvd Cedar Park 78613 Deer Creek Elementary School MPR 2420 Zeppelin Dr Cedar Park 78613 Whitestone Elementary School Cafeteria 2000 Crystal Falls Pwky Leander 78641 Lago Vista High School MPR 5185 Lohman Ford Rd Lago Vista 78645 ACC Elgin MPR 1143 1501 US 290 Elgin 78621 Bible Baptist Church of Pflugerville Auditorium 14400 Immanuel Rd Pflugerville 78660 Murchison Elementary School Cafeteria 2215 Kelly Ln Pflugerville 78660 PfISD Rock Gym Gymnasium 702 W Pecan St Pflugerville 78660 All Nations Church Family Room 16804 Radholme Ct Round Rock 78664 Briarcliff POA Community Center Community Room 22801 Briarcliff Dr Spicewood 78669 Laura Bush Community Library Commons 9411 Bee Caves Rd Austin 78733 Lake Travis ISD Educational Development Center Sage Room 607 Ranch Road 620 N Austin 78734 Lakeway Activity Center Room F 105 Cross Creek Lakeway 78734 Lake Travis ISD Transportation Center Training Room 6101 State Hwy 71 Bldg A Austin Austin 78738 Bee Cave City Hall Community Room A 4000 Galleria Pkwy Bee Cave 78738 Lost Creek Limited District Board Room 1305 Quaker Ridge Dr Austin 78746 Randalls Flagship West Lake Hills Café 3300 Bee Caves Rd Austin 78746 Riverbend Centre QUAD4ABCD 4214 N Capital of Texas Hwy Austin 78746 Travis County Clerk Early Voting Room 5501 Airport Blvd Austin 78751 Connally High School Large Gym Foyer 13212 N Lamar Blvd Austin 78753 Our Savior Lutheran Church Narthex 1513 E Yager Ln Austin 78753 Vote Center Address City Zip Code Aqua Water Supply 415 Old Austin Hwy Bastrop 78602 River Valley Christian Fellowship 1224 W. Hwy 71 Bastrop 78602 Bastrop County Courthouse Annex 804 Pecan St Bastrop 78602 Paige Community Center 107 S. Main St Paige 78659 Bastrop County Community Center 15 American Legion Dr Bastrop 78602 Smithville Rec Center 106 Royston St. Smithville 78957 Bastrop County Cedar Creek Annex 5785 FM 535 Cedar Creek 78612 Red Rock Community Center 14 Red Rock Rd Red Rock 78662 North Bastrop County Community Annex 704 Bull Run Elgin 78602 Vote Center Address City Zip Code Broadway Polling Center 401 Broadway Street #A San Marcos 78666 Hays County Elections Office 120 Stagecoach Trail San Marcos 78666 HCISD Academic Support Center 21003 I-35 Frontage Road Kyle 78640 Wallace Middle School 1500 West Center Street Kyle 78640 Child Nutrition, HCISD Support Services 5750 Dacy Lane Buda 78610 Hays Hills Baptist Church 1401 North FM 1626 Buda 78610 Texan Academy 400 Green Acres Road Wimberly 76088 Wimberley Community Center - Blanco Room 14068 Ranch Road 12 Wimberly 78676 Dripping Springs ISDCenter for Learning and Leadership 300 Sportsplex Drive Dripping Springs 78620 Patriots' Hall of Dripping Springs 231 Patriots' Hall Boulevard Dripping Springs 78620 Precinct 4 Office, Hays County 195 Roger Hanks Parkway Dripping Springs 78620 Vote Center Address City Zip Code Spicewood Springs Library Periodical Reading Room 8637 Spicewood Springs Road Austin 78759 Kelly Reeves Athletic Center, Conference Room 101 1021 W. Parmer Lane Austin 78753 Bartlett City Hall, Town Hall 140 W. Clark St. Bartlett 76511 ACC Cypress Creek, Room 1102 1555 Cypress Creek Road Cedar Park 78613 Lakeline Oaks, Conference Room 1000 Old Mill Road Cedar Park 78613 Staybridge Suites Cedar Park, Boardroom 1110 Arrow Point Drive Cedar Park 78613 Cedar Park Recreation Center, San Gabriel Room 1435 Main St. Cedar Park 78613 Treasure of the Hills Senior Center, TV Room 408 Ridgewood Drive Cedar Park 78613 Georgetown Annex, HR Room 108 100 Wilco Way Georgetown 78626 Georgetown City Hall, Community Room 808 Martin Luther King Jr St. Georgetown 78626 Georgetown ISD Technology Building, Conference Room 603 Lakeway Drive Georgetown 78626 The Oaks Community Center - Sun City, Oaks Room 301 Del Webb Blvd Georgetown 78626 Granger City Hall, Lobby 214 E. Davilla St. Granger 76530 Hutto City Hall, Council Chambers 500 W. Live Oak St. Hutto 78634 Leander Public Library, Annex 1011 S. Bagdad Road Leander 78641 Park at Crystal Falls Apartments, Phase 2 Clubhouse 7860 183A Toll Road Leander 78641 Pat Bryson Municipal Hall, City Council Chambers 201 N. Brushy St. in Leander 78641 Larkspur Elementary School, Gymnasium 424 Rusk Bluff Ave. Leander 78641 Liberty Hill ISD Gym Annex, Gymnasium 301 Forrest St Liberty Hill 78642 Santa Rita Ranch House, Great Room 175 Elizabeth Park Blvd Liberty Hill 78642 Allen R Baca Senior Center, Bldg 2, Meeting Room 3 301 W. Bagdad Ave Round Rock 78664 Wilco Jester Annex, Anderson & Harrell Room 1801 E Old Settlers Blvd Round Rock 78664 Round Rock Presbyterian Church, Fellowship Hall 4010 Sam Bass Road Round Rock 78664 Taylor City Hall, Auditorium 400 Porter St Taylor 76574 According to these are acceptable forms of ID to vote in Saturday's election: Texas driver's license Texas election ID certificate Texas personal ID card Texas handgun license U.S. citizenship certificate with photo U.S. military ID card with photo U.S. passport The state IDs must be issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety. Any expired forms cannot be expired beyond four years for voters ages 18 to 69. Individuals 70 and older are allowed to bring photo IDs that have been expired for any amount of time, as long as all other information is valid. Voters who cannot provide one of the specified forms of identification may complete a Reasonable Impediment Declaration at the polling station and present an alternative form of ID. These alternative forms of identification may be either original documents or copies. Here are the following forms of ID you can use: Government document that shows the voter's name and address, including a voter registration certificate Current utility bill Bank statement Government check Paycheck Either (a) a certified domestic (from a U.S. state or territory) birth certificate or (b) a document confirming birth admissible in a court of law that establishes the voter's identity (which may include a foreign birth document). According to persons are not allowed to use wireless communications devices within 100 feet of voting stations. Additionally, persons are not allowed to use mechanical or electronic devices to record sound or images within 100 feet of the voting stations. Devices that should not be used in the polling place include: Cell phones Cameras Tablet computers Laptop computers Sound recorders Any other device that may communicate wirelessly, or be used to record sound or images. This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: Texas May 3 elections: List of Election Day voting locations in Austin
Yahoo
29-04-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Last day of early voting in Texas: See ballots, map of voting location in Austin area
It's time for Central Texas voters to cast their ballots in the May 3 general election. Where can Central Texas residents vote before early voting ends on April 29? Here is what you need to know before voting. Local elections will be held on May 3, 2025. Early voting started Tuesday, April 22, and ends Tuesday, April 29. Here is a look at each county's sample ballot for the May 3 election: Bastrop Blanco (scroll down to the 'Sample Ballots' section) Burnet (scroll down to the 'Elections and Sample Ballots' section) Caldwell (scroll down to the 'Sample Ballots' section) Fayette (scroll down to the 'May 3, 2025 Sample Ballot' section) Gillespie Hays Lampasas Lee Llano (scroll down to the 'May 3, 2025 Joint General Election' section) Mason (sample ballots are not yet posted) Milam (sample ballots are not yet posted) San Saba (sample ballots are not yet posted) Travis Williamson The map below shows early voting locations in Travis County. The map below shows early voting locations in Williamson County. Here's a list of early voting locations for Hays County: Hays County Elections Office (120 Stagecoach Trail in San Marcos) HCISD Academic Support Center (21003 Interstate 35 Frontage Road in Kyle) Upper Campus - Buda Elementary School, Kunkel Room (300 N. San Marcos St. in Buda) Wimberley Community Center, Blanco Room (14068 Ranch Road 12 in Wimberley) Texan Academy at Scudder (400 Green Acres Drive in Wimberley) Dripping Springs ISD Center for Learning and Leadership (300 Sportsplex Drive in Dripping Springs) Patrios' Hall of Dripping Springs (231 Patriots' Hall Boulevard) Here's a list of early voting locations for Bastrop County: Bastrop County Courthouse Annex, 804 Pecan St., Lower Level, Conference Room, Bastrop Smithville Recreation Center, 106 Royston St., Smithville Bastrop County Cedar Creek Annex, 5785 FM 535, Cedar Creek North Bastrop County Community Annex, 704 Bull Run, Elgin According to these are acceptable forms of ID to vote in Tuesday's election: Texas driver's license Texas election ID certificate Texas personal ID card Texas handgun license U.S. citizenship certificate with photo U.S. military ID card with photo U.S. passport The state IDs must be issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety. Any expired forms cannot be expired beyond four years for voters ages 18 to 69. Individuals 70 and older are allowed to bring photo IDs that have been expired for any amount of time, as long as all other information is valid. Voters who cannot provide one of the specified forms of identification may complete a Reasonable Impediment Declaration at the polling station and present an alternative form of ID. These alternative forms of identification may be either original documents or copies. Here are the following forms of ID you can use: Government document that shows the voter's name and address, including a voter registration certificate Current utility bill Bank statement Government check Paycheck Either (a) a certified domestic (from a U.S. state or territory) birth certificate or (b) a document confirming birth admissible in a court of law that establishes the voter's identity (which may include a foreign birth document). According to persons are not allowed to use wireless communications devices within 100 feet of voting stations. Additionally, persons are not allowed to use mechanical or electronic devices to record sound or images within 100 feet of the voting stations. Devices that should not be used in the polling place include: Cell phones Cameras Tablet computers Laptop computers Sound recorders Any other device that may communicate wirelessly, or be used to record sound or images. VOTE CENTER ROOM Address City Zip Code Creedmoor Community FM 1625 Creedmoor 78610 Center Meeting Room 12511 FM 1625 78610 Creedmoor 78610 Christ Episcopal Church Outreach Room 3520 Whitestone Blvd Cedar Park 78613 Deer Creek Elementary School MPR 2420 Zeppelin Dr Cedar Park 78613 Whitestone Elementary School Cafeteria 2000 Crystal Falls Pwky Leander 78641 Lago Vista High School MPR 5185 Lohman Ford Rd Lago Vista 78645 ACC Elgin MPR 1143 1501 US 290 Elgin 78621 Bible Baptist Church of Pflugerville Auditorium 14400 Immanuel Rd Pflugerville 78660 Murchison Elementary School Cafeteria 2215 Kelly Ln Pflugerville 78660 PfISD Rock Gym Gymnasium 702 W Pecan St Pflugerville 78660 All Nations Church Family Room 16804 Radholme Ct Round Rock 78664 Briarcliff POA Community Center Community Room 22801 Briarcliff Dr Spicewood 78669 Laura Bush Community Library Commons 9411 Bee Caves Rd Austin 78733 Lake Travis ISD Educational Development Center Sage Room 607 Ranch Road 620 N Austin 78734 Lakeway Activity Center Room F 105 Cross Creek Lakeway 78734 Lake Travis ISD Transportation Center Training Room 6101 State Hwy 71 Bldg A Austin Austin 78738 Bee Cave City Hall Community Room A 4000 Galleria Pkwy Bee Cave 78738 Lost Creek Limited District Board Room 1305 Quaker Ridge Dr Austin 78746 Randalls Flagship West Lake Hills Café 3300 Bee Caves Rd Austin 78746 Riverbend Centre QUAD4ABCD 4214 N Capital of Texas Hwy Austin 78746 Travis County Clerk Early Voting Room 5501 Airport Blvd Austin 78751 Connally High School Large Gym Foyer 13212 N Lamar Blvd Austin 78753 Our Savior Lutheran Church Narthex 1513 E Yager Ln Austin 78753 Vote Center Address City Zip Code Aqua Water Supply 415 Old Austin Hwy Bastrop 78602 River Valley Christian Fellowship 1224 W. Hwy 71 Bastrop 78602 Bastrop County Courthouse Annex 804 Pecan St Bastrop 78602 Paige Community Center 107 S. Main St Paige 78659 Bastrop County Community Center 15 American Legion Dr Bastrop 78602 Smithville Rec Center 106 Royston St. Smithville 78957 Bastrop County Cedar Creek Annex 5785 FM 535 Cedar Creek 78612 Red Rock Community Center 14 Red Rock Rd Red Rock 78662 North Bastrop County Community Annex 704 Bull Run Elgin 78602 Vote Center Address City Zip Code Broadway Polling Center 401 Broadway Street #A San Marcos 78666 Hays County Elections Office 120 Stagecoach Trail San Marcos 78666 HCISD Academic Support Center 21003 I-35 Frontage Road Kyle 78640 Wallace Middle School 1500 West Center Street Kyle 78640 Child Nutrition, HCISD Support Services 5750 Dacy Lane Buda 78610 Hays Hills Baptist Church 1401 North FM 1626 Buda 78610 Texan Academy 400 Green Acres Road Wimberly 76088 Wimberley Community Center - Blanco Room 14068 Ranch Road 12 Wimberly 78676 Dripping Springs ISDCenter for Learning and Leadership 300 Sportsplex Drive Dripping Springs 78620 Patriots' Hall of Dripping Springs 231 Patriots' Hall Boulevard Dripping Springs 78620 Precinct 4 Office, Hays County 195 Roger Hanks Parkway Dripping Springs 78620 Vote Center Address City Zip Code Spicewood Springs Library Periodical Reading Room 8637 Spicewood Springs Road Austin 78759 Kelly Reeves Athletic Center, Conference Room 101 1021 W. Parmer Lane Austin 78753 Bartlett City Hall, Town Hall 140 W. Clark St. Bartlett 76511 ACC Cypress Creek, Room 1102 1555 Cypress Creek Road Cedar Park 78613 Lakeline Oaks, Conference Room 1000 Old Mill Road Cedar Park 78613 Staybridge Suites Cedar Park, Boardroom 1110 Arrow Point Drive Cedar Park 78613 Cedar Park Recreation Center, San Gabriel Room 1435 Main St. Cedar Park 78613 Treasure of the Hills Senior Center, TV Room 408 Ridgewood Drive Cedar Park 78613 Georgetown Annex, HR Room 108 100 Wilco Way Georgetown 78626 Georgetown City Hall, Community Room 808 Martin Luther King Jr St. Georgetown 78626 Georgetown ISD Technology Building, Conference Room 603 Lakeway Drive Georgetown 78626 The Oaks Community Center - Sun City, Oaks Room 301 Del Webb Blvd Georgetown 78626 Granger City Hall, Lobby 214 E. Davilla St. Granger 76530 Hutto City Hall, Council Chambers 500 W. Live Oak St. Hutto 78634 Leander Public Library, Annex 1011 S. Bagdad Road Leander 78641 Park at Crystal Falls Apartments, Phase 2 Clubhouse 7860 183A Toll Road Leander 78641 Pat Bryson Municipal Hall, City Council Chambers 201 N. Brushy St. in Leander 78641 Larkspur Elementary School, Gymnasium 424 Rusk Bluff Ave. Leander 78641 Liberty Hill ISD Gym Annex, Gymnasium 301 Forrest St Liberty Hill 78642 Santa Rita Ranch House, Great Room 175 Elizabeth Park Blvd Liberty Hill 78642 Allen R Baca Senior Center, Bldg 2, Meeting Room 3 301 W. Bagdad Ave Round Rock 78664 Wilco Jester Annex, Anderson & Harrell Room 1801 E Old Settlers Blvd Round Rock 78664 Round Rock Presbyterian Church, Fellowship Hall 4010 Sam Bass Road Round Rock 78664 Taylor City Hall, Auditorium 400 Porter St Taylor 76574 This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: See Austin area voting locations for last day of early voting in Texas
