New Braunfels City Council will use a mayor-requested Sept. 8 workshop to give final feedback on the fiscal 2027 budget before public hearings and first readings.
The agenda’s Comal County example estimates the city tax on a median-valued homestead at $1,451, $23 more than the listed current-year bill. For affected homeowners, that annual difference equals about $1.92 a month for the city portion of the property-tax bill.
The fiscal 2027 plan will fund city services, operating costs, equipment and capital projects for the coming year. Tuesday’s discussion could shape those service and spending choices before council reaches the ordinance stage.
One Budget Item, With Citywide Reach
Item 26-1079 is a presentation asking council to discuss, consider and provide possible direction on the fiscal 2027 operating budget and plan of municipal services. The item page identifies Robert Camareno, the city manager, as presenter and marks all council districts as affected.
The same agenda lists a 2024 Comal County median homestead value of $349,106 and a $1,428 city tax bill, compared with a 2025 median value of $354,783. The upcoming-year estimate uses the proposed rate of $0.408936 per $100 of taxable value.
