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Austin secures $105 million in federal grant funding for deck over part of I-35 - Vimarsana News

Austin secures $105 million in federal grant funding for deck over part of I-35

The grant funding marks the first secured by the city of Austin for its plans to cap portions of I-35.

Source: yahoo.com
Horse-drawn carriage bans are being considered in Texas cities, but what about Austin? - Vimarsana News

Horse-drawn carriage bans are being considered in Texas cities, but what about Austin?

The cities of Dallas and San Antonio may consider banning horse-drawn carriages this year. What's happening in Austin?

Source: yahoo.com
Transportation department launches pilot program to clear up scooter congestion downtown - Vimarsana News

Transportation department launches pilot program to clear up scooter congestion downtown

As of late June, no more than 100 scooters per provider are allowed on Congress Avenue between Lady Bird Lake and the Capitol. Additionally, no more than five scooters are allowed on each block face.

Neighbors in South Austin put up 'slow down' signs hoping drivers, city leaders will pay attention - Vimarsana News

Neighbors in South Austin put up 'slow down' signs hoping drivers, city leaders will pay attention

Speeding on West Oltorf Street between South Lamar Boulevard and South First Street in South Austin is nothing new, but what is new are 100 signs urging drivers to “SLOW DOWN.”

Local eviction moratoriums remain in effect despite federal judge's decision - Vimarsana News

Local eviction moratoriums remain in effect despite federal judge's decision

Both Austin Mayor Steve Adler and Travis County Judge Andy Brown have orders in place through August 1 that prevent most tenants from being evicted for non-payment of rent. Beginning June 1, landlords in Austin and Travis County will be able to file written notices to evict for tenants who owe more than five months of unpaid rent and have exhausted all options for rent relief. Neither Brown’s nor Adler’s orders will be affected by the federal ruling, according to representatives from the county and the mayor’s office. Both the city and the county have rental assistance programs funded t...