x
Breaking News
More () »

City of Round Rock expecting large financial losses due to COVID-19

According to a report, the hardest hit to Round Rock's finances comes from its tourism.

ROUND ROCK, Texas — The city of Round Rock is expecting to take a financial loss of approximately $10 million this fiscal year due to the impact of COVID-19, according to a report by Community Impact.

Round Rock's Chief Financial Officer Susan Morgan told Community Impact that the 80% bump the city typically sees this time of year due to tourism is not happening.

RELATED: Round Rock ISD food services employee tests positive for coronavirus

According to the report, the hardest hit to Round Rock's finances comes from its tourism.

WATCH: Coronavirus: Round Rock community cheers for health care heroes

PEOPLE ARE ALSO READING:

Gov. Greg Abbott says reopening businesses in Texas must include strategies to not spread coronavirus

Executive order regarding Texas businesses reopening could be coming next week, Gov. Greg Abbott says

Some local businesses selling fresh produce without the hassle of walking into a store

LIST: Austin restaurants selling grocery items

Before You Leave, Check This Out