Milam County breaks highest record of COVID cases

Today, we set a record high number of cases since COVID-19 began in March 2020 at 320 confirmed, active cases in the county. This is 53 more cases than the previous record high of 267 set back in December 2020.  We have 125 new confirmed, active cases in the county with 64 discharged cases.

RCS Food Pantry announces January dates

The food pantry will be open on the following days in January:   2nd & 4th Thursday and Friday January 13 & 14 and 27 & 28 10:00 until noon   Next Mobile Pantry at KC Hall Thursday January 20 9:00 - 11:00

Milam County is only nine cases away from December 2020 record number of cases

Today, we have 55 new cases to report and 29 cases to discharge, leaving 258 confirmed active cases in Milam County.  At the height of the Delta variant (December 2020) we reached 267 confirmed, active cases.  One person was hospitalized and one was discharged.

Disruption of Service for Water Line Replacement

Due to water line replacement, customers may have intermittent low to no pressure on Saturday 1/8/22 and Sunday 1/9/22 from 7 AM until 7 PM. Area affected will be from Scarbrough to Bowser and Bell to Mill.

Milano VFD chili supper February 19

The Milano Volunteer Fire Department will hold its annual chili supper at 4:30 p.m. Feb. 19 at the fire station. Adults tickets are $10 and children under 12 are $5. The supper includes chili, beans, all the fixings, dessert and tea. Gun fundraiser tickets are still available.

Benefit for Starr family January 15

A benefit for the Charles and Rose Starr family will be held at Brookshire Brothers starting at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 15, to help pay medical bills. Pulled pork sandwiches, chips and a drink will be $10. For more information For more information call Kevin Starr at 512- 760-0166.

Medical Task Force recommendations

In April, Milam County Judge Steve Young and the Milam County Commissioners created and appointed the Milam County Medical Task Force to evaluate and make recommendations regarding three primary medical issues within the county: • The economic feasibility of after-hours and/or urgent care in Milam...

Answers to some questions you may have:

Who pays for the services now? The county contributes $150,000 for current ambulance services. Rockdale and Cameron pay $100,000 each. So a very insignificant portion of county property owners pay a little bit.

Crash Landing inducted into MACT Hall of Fame

The Music Association of Central Texas (MACT) inducted well-known central Texas band, Crash Landing, into its Hall of Recognition on Dec.

Rockdale VFD gets a high water capacity truck

Rockdale Volunteer Fire Department converted an excess military tactical vehicle into a firefighting machine. The large quantity of water that it will carry will help the department gain quick control of a fire.