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The Smithville Recreation Center remained closed Monday after it suffered about $30,000 in significant water damage last month, including the facility s gym and weight room flooding, due to burst pipes caused by winter weather, City Manager Robert Tamble said.
While the effects of the weeklong Arctic freeze and snow storms in Smithville and Bastrop County were immediately felt via utility outages, water line breaks resulting from dayslong subfreezing temperatures also caused damage to private and public property, including the recreation center.
A water line break led to major leaks inside the recreation center. The leaks temporarily damaged city of Smithville email and phone system servers. And while connections to those servers were quickly restored, it’s taking longer to assess the extent of the damage to other parts of the recreation center, officials said.
February was a whirlwind of activity here at the Smithville Chamber of Commerce. We’ve been busily preparing for several upcoming events as well as planning for our annual Spring Communitywide Garage Sale on April 3. Be sure to register your sale at www.smithvilletx.orgor get ready to hunt for treasures.
The news of the reopening of businesses in Texas to 100% will mean our local businesses will be working harder than ever, especially in this busy spring season. With 34 new businesses having opened their doors since Jan. 1, 2020, Smithville is welcoming new businesses as well as seeing existing businesses expand. On the other side of the positive news, we have many businesses that have struggled to remain open and maintain their staff members during the pandemic. Remember to shop Smithville first. So much of what we all need in our day to day lives can be purchased right here in our own small town. I remind everyone that talks about the way Smithville “used” to be that all
The results of a survey on broadband internet for businesses, community organizations and residents conducted in Bastrop County last year has revealed significant deficiencies in access and quality of service.
The findings, based on 3,624 Bastrop County households that responded to a voluntary survey between July 6 and Nov. 16, show 60.5% of respondents said their current internet service doesn’t meet their needs.
The survey was conducted by Connected Nation Texas, a nonprofit that works to support all residents to leverage broadband, and the report and results were made public in a March 3 virtual meeting between the Bastrop County Broadband Committee, Connected Nation officials, local government leaders and representatives from local broadband providers.
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