A Daily Record file photo from the May 2015 floods.
Action plan for mitigation grant underway
Thu, 11/14/2019 - 12:00am
After receiving a $24,012,000 grant this year from the U.S.
A Daily Record file photo from the May 2015 floods.
After receiving a $24,012,000 grant this year from the U.S.
A rendering of Fire Station 4. Fire Station 2 will look very similar to the rendering, according to Interim Director of Public Safety Chase Stapp. Photo courtesy of the City of San Marcos
Two new fire stations in San Marcos will cost more than originally anticipated.
A state of the art indoor/outdoor sports and entertainment complex will be coming to San Marcos following a decision by city council.
Jesus Rocha-Alvarez, 33
The San Marcos City Council will continue to look at a strategic action plan aimed to address housing needs in San Marcos. Council discussed a proposed Workforce Housing Task Force
San Marcos has approved a Chapter 380 economic development incentive with Katerra. Katerra, a company based out of Menlo, California, will bring an automated building component manufacturing and distribution facility
San Marcos could see a change to its development code regarding the demolition of certain historic structures following city council’s decision this week.
A sign at Haven at Thorpe Lane advertises living at the apartment, which was originally scheduled to open in August but has yet to complete construction. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Nick Hassig was supposed to move into Haven on Thorpe Lane in August. Three months later, he’s still displaced and the apartment complex remains under construction.
Hays County approved an agreement that will connect the county with the City of Austin’s fingerprint and palm identification system.
Casting a vote isn’t the only way to be civically engaged. For several San Marcos High School students, it meant spending the day working the polls.
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