URGENT: Crossing Guards Needed at Wells Branch and Joe Lee Johnson Elementary Schools
(Paid Positions!)

If you or anyone you know is interested in rolling up their sleeves and pitching in for an important job in our community, for our children; two of our local elementary schools urgently need crossing guards for the morning and afternoon drop off and pick-up times. There is currently a crossing guard staffing shortage which is leading to some mornings/afternoons where there are not crossing guards at important and busy intersections such as: Bratton and Merrilltown, Robert I Walker and Town Hill, and Bratton and Sauls. These are high volume crossings with cars and pedestrians. It’s approximately 2 hours per day and these are paid positions. Please consider answering the call or help refer someone who can help. This is a great opportunity for active-retired folks, part-time workers and stay at home moms!

If you have the time and are able to apply, those paid positions are available here: https://police.roundrockisd.org/crossing-guards/

WBNA National Night Out – Please Join Us

Tuesday, October 1 • 6-8pm • Chuck Walters Pavilion
at KF Park (enter park from Alpha Collier side)

You’re invited to a FREE supper to meet with your neighbors and local area first responders. The WBNA will be serving up hotdogs, sausage wraps, chips, fruit and drinks! Enjoy FREE Culver’s frozen custard provided by the Friends of Wells Branch Community Library. Join local area first responders and receive information on Neighborhood Watch, DPS Emergency Preparedness and other community programs. Continue reading WBNA National Night Out – Please Join Us →

September is National
Preparedness Month:
“Ready Today, Safe Tomorrow”

Submitted by: Yoojin Cho Emergency Services PIO Sr. Travis County

September is National Preparedness Month (NPM), and this year, the Travis County Emergency Services Department is encouraging you to be “Ready today, safe tomorrow!”
NPM is the perfect time to prepare for emergencies like natural disasters and other unexpected catastrophic events.

Travis County experiences extreme weather events like floods, heat waves, and ice storms every year. Having a well-prepared emergency kit can be a lifeline, ensuring your safety and well-being.

In honor of NPM 2024, we’re sharing 10 essential items to include in your emergency kit. Continue reading September is National Preparedness Month: “Ready Today, Safe Tomorrow” →