Williamson County is expanding its juvenile justice center amid an increase in teen crimes.

The $90 million expansion includes 48 new beds, a new courtroom focused on family services, learning and exercise areas.

The proposed facility would create a new home for the West Central Regional Juvenile Center’s non-secure programs, including transitional housing programs for at-risk boys and girls.

WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Texas - As Williamson County grows exponentially, more and more teenagers are committing crimes. On Friday, the county started construction to expand its juvenile justice center.

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