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Billy Hall Administration Building repairs continue

Billy Hall Administration Building repairs continue
Pictured is the William N. "Billy" Hall, Jr. Administrative Building, located at 1110 Washington St. in Laredo, Texas. (Courtesy/Google Maps)

Webb County departments relocated after water damage at the Billy Hall Administration Building remain in temporary offices as repairs continue. Officials have not announced a return date.

Webb County departments displaced from the Billy Hall Administration Building have remained in temporary locations since early July as repairs continue following water damage to the facility.

Webb County Public Information Officer Larry Sanchez said crews continue to repair the building, including removing damaged walls and carpeting.

County officials have not provided a timeline for when renovations will be completed or when the affected departments will return to the building.

"As of today, there is no timeline as to when displaced departments will be able to return to the Billy Hall Administration Building," the county said. "At the present time, some of the displaced departments from the Billy Hall Building are using the former Sheriff's Office building."

The building's closure also prompted Webb County to extend utility assistance deadlines for residents of La Presa, a census-designated place along Mangana-Hein Road.

The following county departments are temporarily operating from alternate locations:

Treasurer's Office

4801 Fesco Blvd.

(956) 523-4150

Public Information Office 1

110 Washington St., Suite 305

(956) 523-4999

Human Resources

1110 Washington St., Conference Room 1B

(956) 523-4623 or (956) 523-4155

Fire Marshal's Office

7210 E. Saunders Highway 59

(956) 523-5911

Planning Department and Information Technology

Former Sheriff's Office Building

902 Victoria St.

(956) 523-4100 or (956) 523-4069

Public Defender's Office

1802 Victoria St.

(956) 523-4101 or (956) 523-5240

Read full story on Laredo Morning Times

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