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Comal County funds power and upgrades for high-water warning systems; road department reports 62 miles paved in 2025
Summary
The Commissioners Court approved transfers to provide AC power and fiber backup for six high-water warning sites, maintenance on two units and spray-bar additions for oil distributors; staff said the road department completed 62 miles of paving in 2025, a new record.
County staff presented and the Commissioners Court approved line‑item transfers to supply AC power and fiber backup for six high‑water warning systems across the county, to fund maintenance for two units (909 and 910) and to add spray bars to new oil distributors used in paving operations.
Staff said the high‑water warning program will add AC power and fiber so cellular and solar remain backups; the additional power will improve reliability at crossings. Road department staff reported that they paved 62 miles in 2025, which department leadership described as a new record. The court approved the transfers and thanked staff for the work on the high‑water warning systems and paving program.
Staff recommended the upgrades as an investment in flood‑warning reliability and routine maintenance to support continued paving and winter/spring operations.
