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Bastrop ISD celebrates ribbon-cutting for new police, operations facility

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By Darcy Sprague Verified
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Bastrop ISD officials, staff and community members gathered May 28 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the district’s new police and operations facility in Bastrop. The big picture The $17.5 million facility, located in the 1100 block of Lovers Lane, is designed to serve as a centralized hub for district police and operations services.
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No-through truck spots and four-way stops: Transportation updates to know from Bastrop County

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By Darcy Sprague Verified
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Bastrop County commissioners approved new no-through truck restrictions on two roads and added four-way stops at two intersections during a recent meeting, citing safety and visibility concerns. The details Commissioners unanimously approved a no-through truck ordinance for portions of Kaanapali Lane and Blue Flame Road after recommendations from county engineering staff.
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Bastrop earns Main Street accreditation

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By Darcy Sprague Verified
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The Bastrop Main Street Program received a 2026 Accredited Main Street America designation in recognition of the city's work to strengthen the program and its historic preservation efforts. What's happening “Making accreditation this year is such a big deal because it shows that the city is prioritizing how much of an asset our historic downtown is,” said Michaela Joyce, Discover Bastrop director.
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