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Brownwood is giving the Bennie Houston Rec Center a much-needed facelift while locking in a new three-year deal for our local firefighters. It’s a win-win that upgrades our community hangout spots and keeps our emergency crews stable and ready to roll.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The asbestos surveys alone will cost up to $12,700, with further costs for construction management to be determined.
County employees and residents who use these public buildings will benefit from safer, more modern facilities.
No groups negatively affected
Following a 20-minute discussion, the Brownwood City Council Tuesday morning took no action regarding an item authorizing $38,000 in reserve funds to be used for Wiggins Pool leak repairs to be completed by Landmark Aquatic. City staff
The county is planning major updates to several buildings, including the courthouse and tax office. They are hiring a construction manager to keep costs in check and ensure the work is done right.
The county is starting a design process to figure out how to improve its office spaces. They've hired an architect to help plan and estimate costs so there aren't any surprise bills later.
During Tuesday morning’s meeting, the Brownwood City Council unanimously approved staff to solicit competitive sealed bids for the Bennie Houston Recreation Center project, contingent upon TPWD’s final approval of the sealed plans and specifications. Design for the
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