Regional WW study gathers momentum in Wimberley
Local citizens and representatives from GBRA Hays County Woodcreek and other groups met at Chapel in the Hills to kick off the Regional Wastewater Planning Study funded by the Texas Water Development Board. The meeting laid out Stage 1 tasks and schedules and discussed growth related water and land resource challenges.
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Ocal
Wimberley
Chapel In the Hills
Texas Water Development Board
Gordon Thorn
Craig Payne
Hays County
Precinct 3
David Welsh
The
Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority
GBRA
Jeanine Pool
Woodcreek
Bob Brandes
R.J. Brandes & Company
Brandes’ Company
Payne
Dynamic Duo of Wimberley EMS Highlighted in March 11 1995 Issue
A nod to the Wimberley EMS team nicknamed the Dynamic Duo appears in the March 11 1995 Saturday edition. The note underscores their teamwork and readiness in emergency responses.
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Wimberley View
Wimberley Ems ‘Dynamic Duo
Civitas hosts neutral town meetings on Wimberley incorporation
Civitas Project officials emphasize neutrality in a series of public meetings in Lockhart, San Marcos, and Wimberley to hear residents’ views on incorporation. Funded by the Texas Committee for the Humanities and Hays County, Jim Reed will lead sessions to explore problems and possible options, including incorporation, with the first meeting set for October 17 at 7 p.m. in Wimberley.
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Josie
Belle
Danforth High School
Wimberley
Wimberley Ems
Civitas Project
Ed Mihalkanin
Lockhart
San Marcos
Civitas
Texas Committee For the Humanities
Hays County
Jim Reed
Reed Planning
Belton
Reed
Mihalkanin
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al Sanders
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