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County budget lists $6.5 million for road repairs within $18.42 million capital fund

Drivers could see future road and crossing work under Guadalupe County’s adopted capital budget, which now includes a $6.75 million General Fund transfer; the listed projects have yet to be tied to that transfer.

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Guadalupe County’s adopted fiscal 2027 budget transfers $6.75 million from its General Fund to the Capital Projects Fund. The transfer supports a fund that budgets transportation infrastructure, building work and land purchases. The county’s adopted budget is available through its budget page.

The capital plan lists $6.5 million for contractor road repair and $2 million for low-water crossings and bridges, categories with direct consequences for drivers. These are budget lines for the fund as a whole, rather than assignments of the $6.75 million transfer to individual projects.

From the source record

Six selected Capital Projects Fund lines in Guadalupe County’s adopted FY2027 budget, as counted by Guadalupe.News from the county budget.The full fund totals $18.42 million.

What the capital fund lists

The Capital Projects Fund totals $18.42 million in the adopted FY2027 budget. A Guadalupe.News count of the county’s fund table identifies nine lines totaling $16.1 million. The figures describe planned fund spending; they do not establish that construction has begun at any particular site.

Nine identified Capital Projects Fund lines in Guadalupe County’s adopted FY2027 budget
Budget lineAmount
Contractor road repair$6.5 million
Low-water crossings and bridges$2 million
Warning system$1.5 million
Cameras$1.5 million
Transportation match$1 million
Land$1 million
Video and access control$1 million
MIS equipment$1 million
Radio$600,000

Amounts come from a Guadalupe.News compilation of the adopted county budget. The nine lines are fundwide figures, not earmarks within the General Fund transfer.

Road work and crossings account for the largest lines identified in the table. The budget also puts money toward warning, camera, radio and access-control systems. Residents may encounter the effects of those investments through county roads and services as individual projects are authorized and delivered; the budget figures themselves are spending plans.

The next records to watch

The adopted budget covers October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2027. Project authorizations and later financial reports are the records to watch for locations, schedules and how the transfer is used. Readers can inspect the county’s adopted budget for the fund tables and subsequent budget records.

A separate staffing comparison in a Guadalupe.News review of the budget shows another point to reconcile: one budget page says 16 new full-time positions, while another says 14 full-time and one part-time. Those differing countywide counts do not change the capital figures reported here, but a later county clarification could establish which staffing total governs.

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