Guadalupe County’s adopted FY2027 budget lists $19.8 million across six named capital lines in its tax-note fund, led by $7.5 million for the Law Enforcement Center.
That total is a Guadalupe.News count of the named lines in the county budget. It shows where the county plans to direct capital money this fiscal year; it is not a tally of bills paid.
From the source record
Budget allocations, not expenditures. Guadalupe.News compiled the lines from the county’s adopted budget.
For residents, the plan puts its largest single allocation at the Law Enforcement Center and names separate work on North Guadalupe Street and low-water crossings and bridges. The amounts make the county’s public safety and road priorities concrete, even though a budget line alone cannot show when a project will be finished.
Where the capital money goes
The six lines cover a building, a street, a fire-station conversion, crossings and bridges, and two fire vehicles. Here is the full breakdown from the county’s adopted budget, as compiled by Guadalupe.News.