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A Hays County project to improve Windy Hill Road can continue if commissioners take on debt to fund the work, as well as other county road projects. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)

Hays County signals intent to fund overturned bond projects through tax rate increase

By Elisabeth Jimenez

Hays County residents may see an increase to their property taxes as the county works to find alternative funds for 30 road projects, defunded after a Travis County Court case overturned a 2024 road bond election.

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