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Comal County has launched a new website hosting a refreshed look and more secure .gov extension. (Community Impact staff)
New Braunfels

Comal County launches new website with upgraded design

By Ethan Thomas

Comal County has launched a new .gov extension website, with more security and easier navigation.

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