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The Hays County Commissioners Court extended the local disaster declaration for another 70 days due to COVID-19 in Tuesday’s commissioners court meeting. The meeting was rescheduled from Feb.
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The San Marcos City Council will consider granting a temporary waiver of permit fees for plumbing repairs for damages from last week’s winter storm. Wednesday's meeting was rescheduled from Feb.
Hays County voters passed a $106.4 million bond package in November of 2016, in part to pay for the new Public Safety Building (pictured above) at 810 South Stagecoach Trail which was completed and operational Jan. 21 of this year. Photo courtesy of Hays County Sheriff's Office
Hays County’s new Public Safety Building, which houses the Emergency Operations Center, was evacuated due to an electrical fire, flooding and generator failure during last week’s freeze, leaving lo
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The Hays County Commissioners Court will discuss a continuation of the local disaster declaration originally proclaimed by Judge Ruben Becerra on March 15, 2020 and has most recently been continued
Hays County Food Bank, Willie and Ramika Adams with Soulful Creations, Tim Bauerkemper and others helped put together meals for those without houses. Photo Courtesy of HOME Center
Local community groups, organizations, local government, businesses and individuals fed thousands and sheltered hundreds during the winter storm that hit San Marcos this week.
The San Marcos City Council voted unanimously to extend the local disaster declaration until 12 p.m. on Feb. 26.
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The HOME Center is taking donations to continue sheltering people in motels as some motel vouchers may run out today.
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Local nonprofits and the City of San Marcos are preparing to help people experiencing homelessness ahead of dangerously cold temperatures this weekend.
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The Hays County Commissioners Court voted to approve the submission of two grant applications to the Office of the Governor’s Criminal Justice Division in support of “one-stop shop” for government
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The City of San Marcos Ethics Review Commission will be hearing an ethics complaint filed against Parks and Recreation Board member Jordan Buckley by Park Ranger Loy Locke on Thursday.
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