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City officials will hold a community forum tonight to give an update on the latest developments around the city's web site. The forum begins at 6 p.m. at the George Washington Carver Museum, 1165 Angelina St.

If you've ever been caught in traffic caused by weekend road closures around town, then you'll want to take a look at the latest online offering from the city of Austin: a site dedicated to providing a one-stop resource for special events and related street closure information.

Austinites will have to wait a bit longer for a new city website. City officials have decided not to award a $700,000 contract to a California company for the work and to seek a new round of bids, according to the Austin Business Journal.

As city officials take time to review their options for the new city web site, a local grassroots effort has sprung up to offer a helping hand. OpenAustin is a "community-based effort to crowdsource the requirements and development" of the city's web site.

The city council has postponed today's scheduled vote on awarding a contract to create the new city web site.

News that the city council was set to vote Thursday on awarding a contract to redesign the city's web site set off a pair of online protests.

Visitors to our fair city can plan their perfect day online now, thanks to the new website of the Austin Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Austin wants to hear from you as officials prepare to redesign the official city website.