The Round Rock City Council has approved a $2.9 million agreement with Texas Materials to handle the city’s next round of street repairs and resurfacing. The decision, finalized on Oct. 9, funds the 2025 Arterial Street Maintenance Program, which targets some of the city’s busiest and most deteriorated roads.
Priority routes and planned work
According to Assistant Director of Transportation and City Planning Brian Kuhn, the city selects road segments based on pavement condition and traffic levels. This year’s focus will be on areas showing the greatest wear. Work will include milling and replacing the top layer of asphalt, along with improvements to pavement, curbs, sidewalks, and driveway entrances.
Roads included in the 2025 program
Crews will focus on several corridors across Round Rock, including:
North Mays Street, from downtown to East Old Settlers Boulevard
Hoppe Trail
Mays Crossing
University Boulevard
County Road 122
Chisholm Trail Road and Chisholm Parkway
Wolle Lane and Hope Trail
Jarrett Way, Michael Angelo, and Wadley Place
Project timeline and contractor
Texas Materials was selected as the lowest bidder, offering a total cost of just over $2.9 million. The company has previously completed similar maintenance projects for the city. Officials have not yet announced the start or completion dates for the work.
