Animal Control
This feathered friend caused quite the comotion throughout the city after reports of aggressive behavior caused city staff to respond.
Who is Hei Hei the rooster.
This current Rollingwood resident designed the pavilion that sits in the lower park.
Who is Duke Garwood?
When the Village of Rollingwood was incorporated in 1955, all police officers, except for the Marshall, were paid this amount.
What is zero dollars?
According to the publication "Eanes: Portrait of a Community", the remains of an old bunker storing this substance exists near the 4900 block of Timberline.
What is Dynamite?
Chief has chosen this as her official Grandma nickname.
What is "Birdie"?
These animals can be seen early in the morning, specifically near the baseball fields.
What are skunks?
These brothers purchased and developed the land that would eventually become Rollingwood.
What are the Hatley Brothers?
When City Hall was built in 1975, the Rollingwood Women's Club held fundraisers to help the city purchase furniture for the building. This particular item, still displayed in City Hall today, raised $2,000.
What is the "Hill Country Sunset" painting, the painting that hangs above the front desk?
Before Rollingwood had a modern municipal water system, this structure stood between Wallis Drive and Almarion Drive.
What is a water tower?
Nikki and her family members attend this annual race.
What is The Buda Weiner Dog Races?
Chief Munoz was called to chase this specific animal out of a family's home while they were vacationing.
What is a squirrel?
According to Rollingwood's history, the Hatley brothers' business rivalry led them to do this to Rollingwood Drive.
What is divide it in half?
In 1904, 1,800 acres of land were bought by Condido Dellana, who established a ranch on the land. Part of this land would later become Rollingwood. Dellana paid for and upkept his ranch land by selling hundreds of pounds of this fertilizing substance.
What is bat guano?
This structure led to the creation and continued amendment of new city ordinances, specifically in Section 18-56 of the City's code.
What are pickleball courts?
Izzy collects this specific clothing item, often times having them shipped to City Hall.
What are sneakers?
For several days, this animal was given a bowl of water and a box to shelter in inside the garage.
What is a bird?
One former Rollingwood dump was located where these now sit at 3016 Hatley.
What are Corky Logue's tennis courts.
Until 1985, Rollingwood had a volunteer fire department. Funding for the department was derived entirely from this annual event.
What is an annual city-wide barbecue?
The Rollingwood Cave is also known by this nickname, due to its alleged history with Texas outlaws.
What is the Bandit Cave?
Johnny has this family member(s) tattooed portrait style on his arm.
What are his pet dogs?
A resident moved this animal from their backyard to the city street, in an attempt to get officers to remove the animal.
What is a deer?
This Rollingwood resident was featured in a KUT story covering the Rollingwood and West Lake Hills area.
Who is Shanthi?
For many years, this event served as a major fundraiser for city funds. At one point, it even included horses.
What is the annual July 4th Parade?
A mural created by a local Austin artist, located off of Hatley, depicts different color variations of this animal.
What is a bird?
Mackenzie is especially fond of this four-legged comic book character, who made his debut in 1950.
What is Snoopy?