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South River City Citizens is an Austin, TX, neighborhood association founded in 1972 to give the residents a voice in their community. SRCC covers Travis Heights, South River City, South Congress, St. Edwards and other parts of South Austin (Map Here).
If you would like to become a full member, please visit our Membership & Dues page.
General membership meetings are held over Zoom. The registration link for attending a meeting is on the agenda. Please register 24 hours in advance. Agendas can be found on the website a few days before the meeting. When possible, hybrid meetings are held both over Zoom and at Good Shepherd on the Hill at 1700 Woodland Ave.”
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Neighborhood Watch Patrol Training
Wednesday June 22nd is the first night of the neighborhood watch patrol program training. Â It will also be held on Thursday the 23rd but you only need to attend one. For details, please see -Â https://www.srccatx.org/?p=440
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Training for SRCC Neighborhood Watch Pilot Patrol Program
As most of you know, we have been working on starting a neighborhood watch patrol program. Â It’s finally happening, but due to the size of the SRCC neighborhood association, we are starting with a pilot program in areas 4a and … Continue reading
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Neighborhood Watch & Patrol Update
Since February, those of us involved in the SRCC Neighborhood Watch program have been working on a new approach to fighting crime in our neighborhoods. Â You may remember from our last update that our new efforts have been centered around … Continue reading
Posted in Mobility, Neighborhood Watch and Patrol, Public Safety
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More Info on the South Congress Improvement Project (SCIP)
On Monday’s General meeting, Matt Lynaugh gave a great update regarding the South Congress Improvement Project. Â Most of the details will be in the minutes once they get published, but I also wanted to pass along two links that might … Continue reading
Posted in Mobility, Planning and Zoning, South Congress Avenue
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