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Council delays HOT fund disbursements until Feb. 3
Gillespie County 4-H student Emerson Kirchner received a unanimous vote from Fredericksburg City Council to place an 18-gourd nesting structure on the grounds of the new City Hall East Campus. The Fredericksburg Middle School student presented his 4-H Purple Martin Conservation Project at the Tuesday, Jan. 20 city council meeting. This will allow Wrede 4-H members to monitor nests weekly from February through June and send data to the Purple Martin Conservation Association to evaluate trends in the population. — Standard-Radio Post/Christine Granados
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By Christine Granados Standard-Radio Post managing editor on January 21, 2026
Council delays HOT fund disbursements until Feb. 3

After breezing through 13 agenda items that included formally opposing the Marshall Springs Solar Farm and Battery Storage System Project, the Fredericksburg City Council hit a snag at its Tuesday meeting in moving forward on the distribution of Hotel Occupancy Tax funds to non-profits in the area.

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