The Williamson County Commissioners Court held a regular session on March 11, 2025, focusing on various construction projects and updates within the county. The meeting began with a report on the progress of several key facilities, highlighting significant advancements in construction.

The South Joe boiler project is nearing completion, with only commissioning remaining. The Wilco Expo West Arena is also progressing well, with road construction and backfill work underway. The site is being prepared for paving, and structural elements like gray beams for the pre-engineered metal building are being installed.

Attention then shifted to the juvenile facility, where demolition has commenced. The new pavilion will be named the Friendship Pavilion, honoring the historical township submerged under Granger Lake. The demolition of the main entry and the old Sally Port has been completed, with the area now cleared for future development.

The jail gym remodel is in progress, with demolition of walls and ceilings completed, and plumbing rough-ins underway. Security upgrades at the jail campus include the installation of bollards and controls for the gates.

Construction at the Admin Building is ongoing, with stair installations and interior work advancing. Although the project timeline has shifted to mid to late spring, officials remain optimistic about staying within budget.

The meeting also addressed the Brushy Creek Regional Trail project, with discussions on finalizing permits with the city of Round Rock before proceeding. The court approved items related to this project, emphasizing the collaborative efforts among commissioners.

Overall, the meeting underscored the county's commitment to infrastructure development, with all projects reported to be on track and under budget. Future updates will continue to monitor the progress of these initiatives.