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Travis County $2.3B budget boosts disaster reserves, housing as final vote nears
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· September 22, 2026
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Travis County Administration Building in downtown Austin, Texas on Monday, Sept. 21, at 700 Lavaca Street. SAM STARK/ AUSTIN CURRENT " /> Travis County Commissioners are headi...
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