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Dripping Springs Mayor Bill Foulds (center, right), City Council member Geoffrey Tahuahua (right), city of Dripping Springs staff and other community members celebrated the opening of the newly renovated City Hall building during a ribbon-cutting June 26. (Elisabeth Jimenez/Community Impact)

City of Dripping Springs staff unveil renovated City Hall building

By Elisabeth Jimenez

The newly renovated Dripping Springs City Hall is now open with upgraded technology and modern interior finishes.

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