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Comal County broke ground on a new mental health facility in New Braunfels on Dec. 12. (Shaheryar Khan/Community Impact)

Comal County breaks ground on $8.65M mental health facility

By Shaheryar Khan

Comal County broke ground on the Comal County Mental Health Extended Observation Unit and Crisis Residential Unit Facility in New Braunfels on Dec. 12.

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Officials with SouthStar Communities are advancing the Mayfair Development in New Braunfels. (Courtesy SouthStar Communities)
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The current NBU headquarters, located by the plaza in downtown New Braunfels. (Community Impact staff)
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New Braunfels will start improvements at the last public exit of the Comal River to make it safer and more accessible for river users. (Shaheryar Khan/Community Impact)
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The New Braunfels Youth Collaborative broke ground Oct. 18 for the Mill Street Youth Center in downtown New Braunfels. (Courtesy New Braunfels Youth Collaborative)
Mill Street Youth Center breaks ground in New Braunfels
Oakwood Church announced a $29 million expansion project to increase worship space and classrooms for its growing congregation in New Braunfels. (Courtesy Oakwood Church)
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aerial view of school construction
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Fire Station No. 5 in New Braunfels will temporarily relocate on Oct. 7 as part of a $2.2 million renovation aimed at improving firefighter safety and modernizing the nearly 40-year-old facility. (Shaheryar Khan/Community Impact)
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New Braunfels Christian Ministries officially opened its expanded Volunteers in Medicine clinic on Oct. 3, providing free medical and dental services to uninsured adults in Comal and Guadalupe counties. (Shaheryar Khan/Community Impact)
New Braunfels Christian Ministries opens new clinic to serve uninsured residents
The Last Tuber's Exit project is set to begin construction this November following approval of the updated $1.4 million construction cost. (Shaheryar Khan/Community Impact)
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A $25 million retail development called Seguin Crossing, is set to break ground by the end of the year in Seguin–adding over 135,000 square feet of shopping space. (Courtesy city of Seguin)
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New Braunfels city officials recently provided an update on the redevelopment of the historic Mainzer property, which has been in the planning stages since 2018. (Courtesy city of New Braunfels)
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