County auditor: $29.35M issued so far, $23.65M remaining; reimbursements to developer may take 4–6 years
September 29, 2026 | Williamson County, Texas
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County auditor Julie Kiley told the court that the county keeps the tax rate at 29¢ when evaluating the ability to issue additional debt and provided figures on issuance and the remaining balance. The meeting record shows $29,350,000 issued to date with $23,650,000 still available to sell.
Kiley said reimbursements to the original developer, Pulte, remain necessary and that completing reimbursements could take “another 4 to 6 years.” She also noted that the resolution approved by the court will be filed with the attorney general’s office. The court recorded the vote as carrying 5–0.
Kiley said reimbursements to the original developer, Pulte, remain necessary and that completing reimbursements could take “another 4 to 6 years.” She also noted that the resolution approved by the court will be filed with the attorney general’s office. The court recorded the vote as carrying 5–0.
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