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Comal County Commissioners Court hears public comment

Comal County commissioners approve application to multimillion-dollar conservation fund

By Ethan Thomas

In a 3-1 vote, Comal County Commissioners approved the application for $30 million from the Texas Water Development Board, or TWDB, Clean Water State Revolving Fund on Oct. 23.

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