Comal County registered a $70,000 addition to its Precinct 3 facility with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on Oct. 28. The filing describes the work as an addition to an existing building and lists its status as “Project Registered.”
Residents who use the Precinct 3 facility have a filed addition to watch, but the registration does not show that construction has begun. The state record is an architectural barriers registration, which concerns accessibility review; it is not a local building permit or a notice that work is underway.
From the source record
a TDLR architectural-barriers registration is a state accessibility review, not a local building permit, and does not show that construction has started.Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation ↗
The filing estimates a Dec. 1, 2026, start and an April 1, 2027, finish. Those are estimated dates in the registration, not confirmed construction milestones. The record identifies the facility as Comal County Precinct #3 but gives no more specific location in the preserved project details.
The filing does not describe what space or services the addition would provide. A later county project or construction record could clarify that question and establish whether the schedule changed. Readers can inspect the filed cost, dates and project status under TABS2027004651 on the state’s project page.