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Pflugerville City Council appointed Jason O'Malley as police chief in September 2021. (Community Impact staff)

Investigation confirms former Pflugerville police chief misconduct

By Gracie Warhurst

According to initial allegations and following investigation, O'Malley engaged in unsafe use of a firearm without threat to the general public.

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people sit and listen to a city council meeting
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Williamson County Chief Information Officer Richard Semple discussed ChatGPT enterprise licenses with Williamson County Commissioners during a July 15 meeting.
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The city of Pflugerville has lowered watering restrictions for residents. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
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Williamson County was added to the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Public Assistance program, which allows government entities to apply for FEMA assistance and get reimbursed for damages to public property. The San Gabriel Park in Georgetown was heavily damaged from the July 5 flood.
Williamson County added to FEMA’s Public Assistance program after flooding
On July 15, Williamson County Judge Steven Snell and Commissioner Russ Boles voted against approving a commercial contract to explore 481 acres of land in Florence as a potential site for the Jail and Justice Center complex relocation.
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The city of Hutto was the fastest-growing city in the Austin area in 2024, and ranked 13th overall in the nation, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.
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President Donald Trump speaks during a July 11 roundtable in Kerrville, after he toured sites that were hit by deadly flooding a week earlier. (Screenshot courtesy the White House)
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