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A lawsuit against the Hays County Commissioners Court deemed the November 2024 Road Bond Election unlawful, alleging the court did not follow regulations for open meetings. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)

Hays County to appeal ruling that voided $440M road bond

By Elisabeth Jimenez

Hays County Commissioners voted unanimously to pursue and file an appeal on a court case that overturned the 2024 Hays County road bond election, which funded over 30 projects across the region.

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