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A stop sign holds up a sign for FM 969 in Bastrop.

FM 969 public input closes June 16

By Amanda Cutshall

Bastrop and Travis County residents have until June 16 to share feedback on FM 969 upgrades via CAMPO’s online survey and virtual open house.

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