Articles tagged with: Liz Sumter
Hays County Judge Elizabeth Sumter debates fellow Democratic Party challenger Pct. 2 Commissioner Jeff Barton at the San Marcos Area League of Women Voter’s debate on Feb. 11.
The Texas Commission Jail Standards this morning ordered Hays County officials to close the jail’s kitchen by Nov. 20, citing continued unsanitary conditions.
The Hays County Commissioners Court on Tuesday awarded a $424,000 contract to replace the failing roof on the county jail, two days before local officials will appear before the Texas Commission on Jail Standards to ask the state agency to lift the facility’s non-compliant status.
it doesn’t matter which way you go
Pondering rapid growth, Hays County Judge Elizabeth Sumter writes, “When I think about the future of Hays County, I’m often reminded of a few lines from Alice in Wonderland.”
Hays County officials are working quickly to fix health and safety problems at the jail, County Judge Elizabeth Sumter assured state regulators in a letter on Friday, the last day to meet a deadline imposed by the Texas Commission on Jail Standards.
Hays County Judge Elizabeth Sumter wrote a guest column for area media yesterday heralding her stewardship of county finances and the resulting upgrade to a prime AAA bond rating, the highest available. There’s just one problem: Never happened.
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Living in a small town has its bright sides. Often, however, there are darker sides, such as small town politics. As important as they are the majority of voters pay little attention to …
The Hays County Commissioners Court voted Tuesday to join Williamson County and the Travis County Healthcare District in providing start-up funding for a three-county program that would help small businesses offer their employees affordable health care.
Hays County Judge Elizabeth Sumter signed an emergency order this morning reinstating the burn ban that prohibits outdoor burning, effective immediately.
A engineering contract with Kellogg Brown and Root for part of the first phase of the San Marcos loop is not on the Hays County commissioners court agenda for Tuesday.
