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Golfers and residents can hear what comes next for course maintenance, tournament play and finances at the Oct. 13 meeting.
3 min read · Source-linked reportingRead the reporting and receipts →
New Braunfels taxpayers now face an adopted city rate that assigns 46.7% to debt service. On $300,000 in taxable value, that portion is $581.76 of a $1,246.84 city-only levy.
2 min read · Adopted 2026 city rate
A 2006 stone home on 2.05 acres is listed for $1,595,000, with a pool, heated spa, $300 annual HOA fee and a $17,414 latest annual property-tax figure.
4 min read · Listed Oct. 8, 2026
A Comal.News model puts the one-time road-fee ceiling for a new home at about $5,005 to $14,622, depending on its service area. Council's next rate decision will determine what new-home projects pay.
3 min read · Draft fee ceilings; council hearings scheduled
A proposed housing reimbursement could help future residents; the board’s next decisions also affect redevelopment deadlines and park planning.
4 min read · Meeting scheduled for Oct. 15
Residents can weigh in next on a proposed lower Lake Front area speed limit, while council considers road design, airport funding and other city business.
3 min read · Meeting scheduled for Oct. 12
A proposed collected rate could shape costs for new development; residents can follow the committee’s next step on Oct. 13.
3 min read · Recommendation pending
Residents can track the next update on a two-county workforce study and an upcoming CTTC tenancy discussion Oct. 13.
3 min read · Meeting scheduled
Residents can speak before commissioners consider the next operating budget and a preferred development partner Oct. 15.
3 min read · Meeting scheduled
New Braunfels residents now have three property-use recommendations to track as City Council weighs an office rezoning and two short-term rentals.
3 min read · Commission recommendations verified; council decisions ahead
Residents can now track six water and commercial filings in New Braunfels, including an NBU water line submitted Oct. 7.
2 min read · Applications filed or under review
Residents can weigh in Oct. 13 as the commission considers a house relocation or demolition request and three other property changes.
3 min read · Meeting scheduled
Drivers face a changed work schedule at SH 46 and Oak Run Parkway after contractors paused intersection improvements for a gas line relocation.
1 min read · Work paused
Council will consider a $1.125 million business incubator plan, while residents can follow proposed changes to utility financing, neighborhood speed limits and waste service rates.
4 min read · Meeting preview
A 3,661-square-foot home on 1.31 acres is listed for $1.6 million. The listing reports $17,350 in annual property taxes and a $1,260 yearly HOA fee.
4 min read · Active listing
New Braunfels has 57 Flock cameras, 47 working. Its police chief says public roads carry no expectation of privacy; the law of long-term tracking is less simple.
4 min read · Analysis
Edwards and Capizzi matched on every contested roll call they both voted. A corrected count shows council roll calls with a no vote became nearly three times as common after June.
3 min read · Vote analysis
A proposed short-term rental at 1064 Comal Avenue would be limited to six occupants and require two paved parking spaces. A Planning Commission hearing is set for Oct. 7.
2 min read · Hearing scheduled
Staff recommends conditional approval of a proposed short-term rental at 242 East Austin Street, including paving its existing gravel driveway and parking area. A Planning Commission hearing is scheduled for Oct. 7.
2 min read · Hearing scheduled
The board will consider a Northwest Park master plan and hear presentations on facility allocation and summer programs. The agenda records proposals, not decisions.
2 min read · Meeting scheduled
The commission will hear an office rezoning request and three short-term-rental requests before making recommendations to City Council.
2 min read · Meeting preview
The advisory board will discuss proposed rules for pedicabs, shuttles and horse-drawn carriages, and consider a Walnut Heights traffic-calming recommendation.
3 min read · Meeting scheduled
A Walnut Heights petition met the city's signature rule, but measured speed and traffic volume did not meet its calming tests. The neighborhood's appeal is set for Oct. 8.
2 min read · Appeal scheduled for Oct. 8
A Walnut Heights petition cleared the signature test, but city traffic counts missed the thresholds for speed humps. Residents' appeal reaches the transportation board Oct. 8.
2 min read · Appeal scheduled Oct. 8
City planners recommend denial of the 1330 Fieldcrest rezoning as three neighboring property owners oppose it ahead of an Oct. 7 hearing.
2 min read · Staff recommends denial; hearing scheduled
A newly posted staff report backs commercial-office zoning at 1283 Highway 46 South. The applicant wants a counseling office, while the proposed district permits more uses.
2 min read · Rezoning proposed
The police chief said state funding for license plate readers is paused. Council also heard proposals on startup spending, parking, shuttles and residential trash rates.
3 min read · Workshop discussion verified
The proposed Gener8tor incubator faced questions about overlapping services, jobs and how a $1.2 million spending ceiling would be judged.
2 min read · Workshop discussion; expenditure proposed
A possible downtown-to-Gruene shuttle route surfaced at New Braunfels' Sept. 30 workshop, alongside proposed pedicab and carriage rule changes.
2 min read · Workshop discussion
City staff urged removing pedicab provisions and outlined rules for general shuttles; council discussed the options without adopting an ordinance.
2 min read · Options discussed; no ordinance adopted
After a Sept. 30 workshop, council asked staff to examine whether to allow, ban or conditionally permit parking on unimproved surfaces.
2 min read · Under discussion
Police Chief Osbaldo Flores told council state grant funding for license plate readers was paused. He proposed continuing the program with stronger safeguards if funding returns.
2 min read · Workshop discussion
New Braunfels opened arts and heritage grant applications Oct. 1. Eligible nonprofits have until 5 p.m. Oct. 31 to apply.
1 min read · Applications open
A proposed police exam rule uses a 180-day threshold; a firefighter draft revises drug-use disqualifications. The Civil Service Commission takes up both Oct. 6.
2 min read · Proposal scheduled for Oct. 6
A new state filing describes a 697-square-foot renovation inside the CHRISTUS hospital on North Union Avenue, with work scheduled to start Oct. 1.
1 min read · State project registered Sept. 29
New Braunfels and Comal County activated emergency operations and pre-staged barricades as a flood watch began, with isolated rainfall totals up to 8 inches possible.
2 min read · Flood watch in effect
Residents who use County Line Memorial Trail could get a wider path, rebuilt exercise stations and improved crossings if New Braunfels wins the grant.
2 min read · Verified council action
A council vote moves roughly 130 acres near Hunter Road toward public trail access, with New Braunfels responsible for construction, maintenance, utilities, insurance and improvements.
2 min read · Verified council action
Council approved a three-year citywide Microsoft agreement with SoftwareOne after a resident challenged the price increase and licensing details.
2 min read · Verified council action
New Braunfels approved the TxDOT funding agreement for an off-road trail between Gruene Road and FM 306, carrying an estimated $728,600 city share.
2 min read · Council approved
A council vote clears the TxDOT agreement for a shared-use path from Gruene Road to FM 306, with New Braunfels carrying an estimated $728,600 share and all overruns.
2 min read · Verified council action
New Braunfels advanced a five-mph speed-limit cut for 14 Lake Front-area street segments after a city study counted four crashes in three years.
2 min read · First reading approved
Council approved a citywide bicycle and pedestrian plan, lowered residential Lake Front-area speeds and postponed the Rueckle Road manufactured-home request until Oct. 26.
4 min read · Meeting outcomes verified
Council set the next public hearing in a months-long rewrite of the charges new development may pay toward road-capacity projects.
2 min read · Hearing set
The Sept. 28 vote clears a city-consent step for three property-tax-backed water-district issues; district taxpayers, not the citywide tax base, secure the debt.
2 min read · Verified council action
A New Braunfels permit review found three permits had been issued before the city concluded the property's grandfathered manufactured-home use had expired.
2 min read · Verified council action
A City Council vote advances financing for Coll Street drainage, roadway and underground-utility work, with NBEDC sales-tax revenue slated to cover annual debt payments.
2 min read · Approved Sept. 28
Council approved the debt item for Coll Street improvements; city staff says EDC sales-tax revenue will cover payments, while the ordinance also carries a city property-tax pledge.
2 min read · Council approved Sept. 28
A final-reading proposal would simplify drought stages and move the strictest sprinkler schedule to every other week.
3 min read · Final vote scheduled
A $15.12 million Veramendi district bond package has reached City Council, putting property-tax-backed utility and road debt before a consent vote.
2 min read · Proposed for Sept. 28 vote
Residents and emergency crews would have four contractors on standby to clear and monitor disaster debris when an event exceeds city capacity.
1 min read · Proposal on Sept. 28 agenda
New Braunfels is considering bylaws that would let its Downtown Board set an annual meeting schedule instead of meeting at a fixed monthly time.
2 min read · Proposed first reading
Two linked proposals would fund property interests and acquisition services for about 13 parcels along a voter-approved District 4 road project.
2 min read · Proposed for Sept. 28
A 5-4 Planning Commission recommendation narrows a request to restore manufactured-home use at Sun Retreats Texas Hill Country before Monday’s City Council hearing.
2 min read · Proposed — public hearing Monday
A citywide code proposal would define acceptable parking surfaces, create a sidewalk escrow option and expand drainage documentation for some home permits.
2 min read · Proposal for Sept. 30 workshop
A city advisory committee has moved from calculating the legal ceiling to weighing the collection rate that would determine what new development pays.
2 min read · Decision ahead
A proposed three-year Gener8tor program would add coaching, investor connections and local events for New Braunfels startups; Wednesday’s workshop is discussion only.
2 min read · Proposal documented
A new state registration describes a privately funded, $11.625 million assisted-living project at 432 Herbelin Road, with 70 units and a planned 2026 construction start.
1 min read · State filing verified
New Braunfels has added an Oct. 1 public forum where residents can examine housing tax exemptions and ask questions about public-private partnerships.
1 min read · Scheduled
Council unanimously passed the FY 2027 budget ordinance on first reading after residents raised questions about school security, street work and city spending.
3 min read · Verified meeting outcome
Council will examine police-camera safeguards, startup-program spending, residential trash rates and rules affecting parking, sidewalks, drainage and passenger shuttles.
4 min read · Agenda posted
The Sept. 28 council agenda ranges from drought rules and neighborhood speed limits to accessibility planning, land-use hearings and proposed city debt.
4 min read · Agenda posted
A Sept. 28 vote would move the trail from a 2025 TxDOT award into a funding agreement that assigns the local share and every overrun to New Braunfels.
2 min read · Vote scheduled Sept. 28
The citywide plan carries multimillion-dollar planning estimates, but approval would not fund a specific repair.
2 min read · Scheduled for Sept. 28
The three-year proposal would cover citywide Microsoft licenses and cost $308,392.93 annually.
1 min read · Proposed for Sept. 28 consent vote
The city would seek a $4 million grant and provide an equal local match for a conceptual rebuild of the 2.2-mile trail.
2 min read · Council vote scheduled
A final Sept. 28 vote could make the temporary tow-away restrictions around Long Creek High School Stadium permanent.
2 min read · Final vote scheduled
The proposed debt would finance drainage, roadway and underground-utility work, with NBEDC sales-tax revenue slated to cover annual payments.
2 min read · Decision scheduled
A unanimous EDC vote moves proposed public trail access on roughly 130 northwest New Braunfels acres to City Council for a Sept. 28 decision.
1 min read · Council action pending
New Braunfels’ investment portfolio fell $15.6 million from the prior quarter to $231.7 million at June 30. It generated $2.07 million during the quarter; council approval remains pending.
1 min read · Approval pending
A city traffic study supports lowering the limit on 14 street segments and documents where speeds already exceed the proposal.
2 min read · Proposed for first reading
A Sept. 28 consent item carries an estimated annual cost of $11,880 for state-required critical-illness coverage.
2 min read · Scheduled for consideration
Two Sept. 28 consent items would fund property acquisition and related services for the voter-approved South Kowald Lane project.
2 min read · Proposal verified
Two school resource officer positions and an officer assigned to detective work are included in a staffing ordinance scheduled for first reading Sept. 28.
2 min read · First reading scheduled
A unanimous Planning Commission denial recommendation now sits behind a proposed short-term rental at 839 Oasis Street.
2 min read · Proposal scheduled
Drivers should plan around six hours of downtown street closures for Friday morning’s Comal County Fair Parade.
1 min read · Official closure notice
TDLR added Kyndwood Unit 8 to its project registry Sept. 18, giving residents a public timeline for curb-ramp work along Kyndwood Trail.
1 min read · State filing verified
Nearby residents now have an Oct. 7 hearing date for a proposed change that would allow short-term rental use at the Comal Avenue residence.
1 min read · Public hearing ahead
The Villa Rio property association now faces negotiations backed by condemnation authority for a permanent NBU utility easement at 470 Rio Drive.
2 min read · Verified council action
A city-commissioned audit found District 1 roadway fees were spent after a 10-year deadline. New Braunfels is reviewing the transactions and its cost-allocation method.
2 min read · Verified audit finding
Das Rec’s fall ladder league costs $80 and uses weekly results to match players by skill level.
1 min read · Registration listed
The short-term rental request at 1330 Fieldcrest now moves to October hearings while the city’s notice identifies two different proposed zoning classifications.
1 min read · Public hearings scheduled
A 2.6-acre site at 1283 Highway 46 South is proposed for commercial-office zoning, with the first public hearing scheduled for Oct. 7.
1 min read · Proposal posted
Council adopted its budget and city tax rate, sought a different funding route for Dogwood housing, and approved transit and curb-study work at its Sept. 14 meeting.
6 min read · Sept. 14 meeting recap
A Sept. 14 state registration lists the New Braunfels address, owner, estimated cost, building size and future construction schedule.
1 min read · State filing verified
Sales-tax collections rose 20.1% from fiscal 2025, while four project expenses shifted into fiscal 2027.
1 min read · Verified official report
A newly scheduled 90-minute forum is the next public checkpoint for questions about New Braunfels’ comprehensive-plan update and city projects.
1 min read · Scheduled for Sept. 22
A proposed five-year lease would let New Braunfels manage EDC-owned land for primitive trail access while assuming maintenance and operating costs.
2 min read · Vote scheduled Sept. 15
A newly posted developer presentation says Mayfair’s 18-acre Fairway Park is now open, 1.5 miles of its bike loop are complete and new school trail connections are planned this fall.
1 min read · Developer update posted
New Braunfels residents have public money and the future of five parcels at stake as the city’s economic development board chooses between a purchase recommendation and more planning time.
2 min read · Decision scheduled for Sept. 15
Ahead of a final tax-rate reading, city records show why grants, rebates, abatements and TIRZ flows cannot be treated as one annual incentive total.
3 min read · Final reading scheduled Sept. 14
Monday’s council agenda pairs final budget and tax-rate readings with drought-rule changes, an impact-fee audit, road and transit contracts, zoning and a sewer-easement vote.
5 min read · Meeting preview
A Sept. 14 vote could give NBU condemnation authority over a 0.7402-acre Villa Rio easement needed for sewer-system work.
1 min read · Proposed for Sept. 14
A proposed contract change would fund two added microtransit vehicles and an earlier daily start, but New Braunfels City Council must approve it first.
2 min read · Council vote scheduled
Council will take public comment and consider first readings of the FY 2027 budget and a higher property-tax rate, with added money proposed for public safety and street work.
3 min read · Scheduled for Sept. 10
Champions Village residents can hear what sewer work NBU has completed and question utility staff about the neighborhood’s future wastewater needs Wednesday evening.
1 min read · Forum scheduled Sept. 9
A traffic study backs a proposed 25-mph limit for residential streets around Lake Front Avenue. The first decision comes before a city advisory board Thursday.
3 min read · Proposal verified
A revised budget order adds $845,000 in property-tax capacity and money for public-safety positions, street repairs and employee compensation. Hearings and first votes are Thursday.
3 min read · First readings scheduled Sept. 10
New Braunfels residents’ city services and city property-tax bills are tied to the fiscal 2027 plan returning for final council feedback Tuesday.
3 min read · Verified agenda
Next Friday, New Braunfels will hold a city ceremony marking 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks.
1 min read · Scheduled for Sept. 11
Pickleball, basketball and volleyball courts are scheduled to be unavailable for about three to four days while crews replace gym curtains.
1 min read · Scheduled closure
Project Latitude is scheduled to start construction Sept. 15 under a new state registration for 12 flex-space buildings on North Walnut Avenue.
1 min read · Sept. 15 start date filed
A state registration adds cost, size and projected construction dates to the previously reported U-Haul filing at 4975 I-35 South.
1 min read · Verified state filing
Friday visitors to the Municipal Court office on Landa Street have a noon cutoff before regular hours resume Tuesday.
1 min read · Verified notice
City residents have until 5 p.m. Sept. 18 to seek a role in drafting recommendations for a potential May 2027 charter election.
1 min read · Applications open
New filings at Rio Drive, Gruene Road and Solms cover a new-build submission, an accepted electrical application and a post-approval plan change.
2 min read · Three filings active
Portillo's state record specifies a drive-through restaurant at 2807 Sophie Lane; New Braunfels is still reviewing the separate building application.
2 min read · State review complete; city application in review
State and city records identify a 2,385-square-foot Chipotle at 2556 Loop 337, while the site format and New Braunfels permit outcome remain unresolved.
2 min read · State project registered; city application in review
A retail-shell application and a traffic-impact determination are both in review near SH 46 and Weltner Road, but the public snapshot does not establish that they are one project.
2 min read · Two separate applications in review
Permit CP2026-717 names four retail-center buildings at 111 Elley Lane, but the current public snapshot stops short of square footage, tenant and site-plan details.
2 min read · Under city review
A new state registration outlines turn lanes, drainage work and sidewalks between I-35 and FM 1101, with construction scheduled to start in 2028.
1 min read · Registered Aug. 25
A new registration identifies a 2,625-square-foot restaurant project in Suite 107 at 2292 Sophie Lane, with construction scheduled to begin in October.
1 min read · Project registered
An Aug. 6 application now advances to an Aug. 27 public hearing on a prominent display that would change what drivers and nearby residents see along Loop 337 and East Common Street.
2 min read · Proposed · Hearing Aug. 27
A new city announcement adds returning Hill Country Karate instruction to the fall recreation lineup, though families still need the schedule, cost and registration rules.
2 min read · Fall program added; details pending
NBU moved to Stage 2 conservation Aug. 10, then followed with summer guidance telling customers that brown grass may be behaving normally.
2 min read · Utility guidance posted
The Sept. 30 application window includes NBU, NBEDC and five tax-increment reinvestment-zone panels; new terms begin Dec. 1.
2 min read · Applications open
Three state accessibility records changed to Inspection Complete for privately funded streets, drainage and utility work totaling $4.99 million.
1 min read · Verified from state records
New Braunfels water customers have a dated project milestone to track: the city-owned $5.07 million pump station reached Review Complete, with construction filed for August 2027.
1 min read · Verified from state record
Residents near three named properties now have Sept. 1 and Sept. 28 dates for tracking the requests through city review.
2 min read · Hearing dates posted
Prospective customers still do not have an opening date: the state record lists the $400,000 accessibility review as complete and Nov. 10 as the construction-completion date.
1 min read · State accessibility review complete
New Braunfels residents now have a city-posted amount to evaluate, but the item does not identify what the company must deliver.
2 min read · Amount posted; terms open
State and city filings place a proposed $2 million Camp Bow Wow project on North Business 35 and give residents two records for tracking what happens next.
1 min read · Verified filings
The state accessibility registry now marks the largest of three Precinct 4 infrastructure filings as review complete. Construction and city acceptance are separate milestones.
1 min read · State review complete; construction status open
People who live or travel near Sophie Lane can now track the two-building retail proposal through a city application, though New Braunfels has not issued the permit.
1 min read · City application submitted
Downtown traffic is scheduled to stop for about an hour as the city holds an early-morning remembrance ceremony at Main Plaza.
1 min read · Verified city announcement
Students, families and other residents can now nominate NBISD educators and school leadership for a statewide program offering more than $1 million in prizes.
1 min read · Nominations open
NBISD says the campus opened Aug. 13, moving the district’s first “future-ready learning campus” from an announced project to an operating school site.
1 min read · Opened Aug. 13
Westside Library starts a three-session series Aug. 24 with two beginner computer classes and a small-business assistance window.
2 min read · Dates verified
State filings describe two Stolte Road office-warehouses, a Herbelin Road office shell and an Old Highway 81 laundromat renovation.
2 min read · Projects filed with the state
Three state registrations document separate street, drainage and utility projects around Word Parkway and Primaria Street.
1 min read · Verified state filings
A July state registration documents a privately funded retail shell with a $4.758 million estimate at 356 Maytown Drive.
2 min read · Verified state filing
If built as filed, the project would create two unfinished spaces for future shops and the workers and customers they could serve.
1 min read · State filing verified
A newly registered public water project covers a 770-square-foot pump building and equipment at 14 Moss Rock Drive, with construction listed for 2027–28.
1 min read · Project registered Aug. 11
If built as filed, three newly registered projects would serve retail customers, medical-office patients and T Bar M teen-center users.
2 min read · Projects registered Aug. 10–14
TDLR lists its accessibility review as complete, while New Braunfels lists the proposed bar’s building filing as INCOMPLETE.
2 min read · City filing incomplete
New Braunfels records list an F45 sign application, a retail-shell new-build application and a Circle K plan-change filing at three addresses.
2 min read · Filed with the city
City records show three closed inspection requests for New Braunfels High School Phase 2A and two inspections due for work named at Canyon High School.
2 min read · Inspection records filed
A new district announcement supplies NBISD’s overall 2026 grade and the number of schools earning A ratings, but the campus-by-campus comparison remains the next question.
2 min read · Verified district announcement
Council approved a $223,160, 24-by-74-foot modular building for Parks Operations in Landa Park, with a roughly six-week production estimate.
2 min read · Corrected and source-expanded
The city scheduled a two-hour open house as it studies downtown curb use; its calendar notice lists no proposed changes.
1 min read · Event verified
Council will consider a proposed $0.408936 property-tax rate Aug. 18; the city’s statement estimates lower median-homestead bills in both counties.
1 min read · Vote scheduled
A new city study calculates higher maximum roadway impact fees in all six service areas, but City Council has not set the collection rates developers would pay.
2 min read · Study posted
A newly available city record names a U-Haul self-storage and U-Box project at 4975 I-35, but lists the commercial new-build application only as submitted.
1 min read · Filed, not approved
A new city packet identifies the price, five-parcel scope and Oct. 22 deadline for a proposed 6.7-acre expansion of the Gruene 16 site.
2 min read · Price disclosed; approval pending
The fiscal 2027 proposal increases operating appropriations by $4.4 million and projects the economic development fund balance falling to $15.4 million.
2 min read · Proposed for Aug. 13
The proposed city rate would produce lower median-homestead estimates in both counties, according to the notice for Monday’s budget workshop.
2 min read · Proposed budget
New Braunfels Utilities says Stage 2 took effect Aug. 10, 13 days after its Stage 1 notice.
1 min read · In effect
An Aug. 7 city filing seeks ETJ removal for 70.657 acres on Krause Lane; the permit-search record lists it as submitted, not approved.
1 min read · Filed Aug. 7
City records list three submitted new-occupant applications filed Aug. 6-7, but none of the entries establishes approval or an opening date.
1 min read · Applications submitted
City finance staff said a Workday date issue pushed $6.4 million in fiscal 2025 liabilities into fiscal 2026. The error was corrected, and auditors issued an unmodified opinion.
2 min read · Verified in official minutes
The restriction would cover both sides of Divine Way for about 165 feet southwest of Fayette Drive. A public hearing and first reading are Monday.
1 min read · Public hearing Monday
The proposed historic rehabilitation incentive reaches New Braunfels City Council on Monday, but the posted record does not disclose its value or rehabilitation terms.
1 min read · Final vote pending
Monday’s agenda could move unspent 2021 bond money into NBISD’s general fund while trustees revisit high school project contracts and an attendance-credit agreement.
2 min read · Scheduled for Aug. 10
The New Braunfels Economic Development Corporation will discuss spending money to acquire 6.7 acres on Gruene Road, but its final agenda identifies no price, seller, address or intended use.
2 min read · Meeting set for Aug. 13
New Braunfels will hold a free Aug. 28 training for eligible nonprofits seeking hotel-occupancy-tax support for arts and heritage work.
2 min read · Registration opportunity posted
With Conservation Stage 1 in effect, the City Council will take a first vote on revisions to irrigation surcharges and drought-stage triggers.
2 min read · First reading scheduled Aug. 10
Trustees will consider construction tied to Long Creek High School traffic planning and a Zipp Road sidewalk Monday; the public agenda page does not state a price or recommended contractor.
2 min read · Agenda verified
Council will meet Aug. 10 to discuss the city manager and city attorney searches and real-property terms for a Connections Lease.
2 min read · Meeting scheduled
The Heritage Commission will consider possible grant-guideline changes and begin work on the 2027 hotel-occupancy-tax grant process Aug. 13.
2 min read · Agenda posted
A city committee will review managed-parking data, revenue estimates and possible FY27 reinvestment projects Aug. 11.
2 min read · Agenda posted
The Historic Landmark Commission will consider proposed work at the Froehlich-Stein and Schaeffer-Brewer houses Aug. 11.
2 min read · Agenda posted
A city board will consider a Pahmeyer Road traffic-calming plan and proposed parking or loading restrictions on Zipp Road, Klein Meadows and Legend Pond on Aug. 13.
2 min read · Scheduled for Aug. 13
A newly posted city report counts 1,659 crashes in 2025, including 35 fatal-or-serious-injury crashes, and identifies FM 306 at I-35 as the network’s leading hotspot.
2 min read · Verified city report
The city estimates a $1,150 tax bill on a median-valued Comal County homestead under its proposed rate, with a budget workshop set for Aug. 11.
2 min read · Workshop scheduled
Council will consider up to $1.4 million for final design of the Gruene multimodal project and a companion engineering contract with Pape-Dawson.
2 min read · Agenda posted
The Planning Commission will consider Mayfair development-document amendments, a 2.7-acre South Walnut rezoning and home-occupation rules at three public hearings.
2 min read · Public hearings scheduled
Holding NBU’s published sample usage constant, the listed electric, water, and wastewater components rise $15.56 a month.
5 min read · Verified records · Reproduced mathCounty Watch separates scheduled decisions, active changes, and unresolved questions.
