Bandera County commissioners later this month will consider hiring a consultant to look at the space needs of county offices in the coming years and how best to address those needs, which could set the stage for the construction of a multi-million-dollar office complex on county-owned land. That was the direction that arose from a discussion by commissioners at their regular meeting on Thursday, May 28, on the future use of the Emergency Medical Service building the county owns on Main Street that will be vacated later this summer when a modernized and more centrally located EMS headquarters is completed and ...