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"The downtown city hall served as the site of a planned September 1 rally and food distribution point for unemployed residents, functioning both as a location for public demonstrations and a community resource where people could donate or pick up food in response to pandemic‑related hardship." - Nina Hernandez
Wow! Calling all photographers! The Austin city hall is a stunning piece of architecture. The whole time we strolled around the exterior, we kept saying how beautiful it would be for a civil wedding ceremony. The stone details on the exterior is so rustic and classy. Beautiful greenery as well. Nice spot to read a book or just hang out and have a chat. Also a great spot for an impromptu photo shoot!
gavin Louis
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Welcome to Austin. Where you wait on hold when calling 911, we don’t have any police officers, we do major construction exclusively during rush hour, and have the highest taxes in the entire state for the awful services and schools provided. This city is an absolute joke!
Nilupul Malinda Kulathunga
Google
I visited here in a Saturday. It was closed. So, I was unable to check what's the city hall is all about. I was there for the first time, so the underground parking directions were a little confusing. However, the security guard who was there was really helpful and gave the correct directions.
jake ols
Google
This city has purposefully silenced the people of Austin because they are afraid of what they have to say. Just stop the endless greed.
Scarlett Hao
Google
Pretty cool building and garden, contemporary and environment friendly, neat sculpture.
DUMMY DINO
Google
Austin overall was a great city to visit due to all the fun experiences available!
Jolene McCormick
Google
These images are on the property of my place of business. This was not a daily occurrence until the last year, and never at all before the last five years. It is sad that this once beautiful, community minded area has come to this. We are vigilant to take measures because we are afraid for our employee's safety. We now lock the clearly marked staff entrances due vagrants entering. Just this morning I placed a note on a cart full of clothing and bedding asking them to remove their junk from private property. The cart was parked behind our shed where there are two no trespassing signs clearly visible. I walked carefully to avoid the human defecation on the ground near the cart. In the past I have called 311, been in contact with police, and they can't do much due to the high crime in Austin and less staff and funds, so I don't bother calling anymore. This is not the Austin it was 10 years ago. It is very sad.
Crimebot 4.0
Google
Images of 4 people that should be arrested and charged. Natalie Reynolds should absolutely be charged on multiple accounts. And these other men watching and doing nothing should be held accountable to a court in some way or the public in the least.
Unacceptable.