Voters approved $131.4 million for road improvements throughout the county.
Hays County Courthouse, San Marcos, TX – The Hays County Commissioners Court is moving forward with the development of County Roadway and State Highway Systems projects identified in the November 2016 bond referendum.
“We’re as eager as our residents are to get these projects underway and help get ahead of the tremendous growth we’re experiencing,” said Precinct 2 Commissioner Mark Jones. “Design and management are first steps prior to the actual construction of these mobility and safety projects.”
Voters approved $131.4 million for road improvements throughout the county. This past summer, the County sold $25 million in bonds to fund the first phase of project design, right of way acquisition, and construction, at an interest rate of 3.43 percent, below the originally estimated 4 percent.
The County’s bond advisor noted there was a lot of interest in purchasing Hays County bonds from both previous and new investors due to its AA bond rating, operating performance and economic growth outlook.
Design and management has been approved for critical safety and mobility projects on the state highway system, including:
Additionally, multiple projects are in progress on the County road system, including:
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