Williamson County starts Liberty Hill road project

  • Breaking ground for the Legacy Ranch Drive project, from left, are Mark Koller, Legacy Ranch High School principal; John Gardner, Liberty Hill ISD Police Department; Dustin Akin, Liberty Hill ISD executive director of operations; Alex Salazar, Liberty Hill ISD deputy superintendent; Commissioner Cynthia Long, Precinct 2; County Judge Steve Snell; Kyle Klussmann, Joe Bland Construction; Chase Myers, American Structurepoint; and Steven Shull, HNTB. (Photo courtesy Williamson County)
    Breaking ground for the Legacy Ranch Drive project, from left, are Mark Koller, Legacy Ranch High School principal; John Gardner, Liberty Hill ISD Police Department; Dustin Akin, Liberty Hill ISD executive director of operations; Alex Salazar, Liberty Hill ISD deputy superintendent; Commissioner Cynthia Long, Precinct 2; County Judge Steve Snell; Kyle Klussmann, Joe Bland Construction; Chase Myers, American Structurepoint; and Steven Shull, HNTB. (Photo courtesy Williamson County)
    On Friday, March 6, Williamson County broke ground on the Legacy Ranch Drive project – formerly known as the County Road 258 project – in Liberty Hill. This project will expand 0.6 miles of roadway from Seward Junction North Loop to the CR 258 extension, which is east of U.S. 183 in Liberty Hill. There will be new traffic signals, new right-turn lanes into a future Liberty Hill ...

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