Hays County officials took a significant step forward in infrastructure development during their recent meeting, approving a contract amendment that will enhance the Jacobs Well Curve Project in Precinct 3. The amendment raises the compensation cap for the project from $850,000 to $880,313.38, reflecting adjustments in the project's scope.

Commissioner Inglesby led the motion, which received unanimous support from the board. "This change is essential for the project's progression," he stated, highlighting the importance of adapting to evolving project needs. Jennifer Michigamba, the director of transportation, was also present to provide insights on the amendment, emphasizing its necessity for the project's success.

In addition to the contract amendment, the meeting featured expressions of gratitude towards key contributors, including Stephanie and Tammy Tucker, for their dedication and hard work in keeping the project on track. Their efforts were acknowledged as vital to the ongoing progress of the Jacobs Well Curve Project.

This contract amendment marks a crucial development in Hays County's commitment to improving local infrastructure, ensuring that the project continues to move forward effectively. As the county looks ahead, the focus remains on enhancing safety and accessibility for residents.