Highway study aims to make travel on SH 21 better

Submitted Report

It connects some of the fasting growing communities in all of Texas, and now SH 21 – on the eastern border of Hays County – is being studied to make it easier, and safer, to travel.

The state highway, also known as Camino Real, because it follows roughly along the old Spanish “King’s Road,” will undergo a long-range “corridor preservation study,” thanks to the Hays County Commissioners Court and Commissioners Debbie Gonzales Ingalsbe and Mark Jones, who are co-sponsoring the effort.