Comal County, Texas

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider several items, including approval of a $20,533.82 unexpended balance transfer to the Texas Comptroller for the FY 2024 SB 22 Rural Law Enforcement Salary Assistance Program. They will also discuss plat amendments for Lake of The Hills Estates, Sattler Village, and Sorrel Creek RV Resort, and accept the Tax Assessor-Collector's June 2026 collection report. Additional items include a settlement payment to the county jail and a line‑item transfer for Extension Services auto allowance.

• Approve $20,533.82 transfer to Texas Comptroller for SB 22 Rural Law Enforcement Salary Assistance grant
• Approve amendment to plat of Lake of The Hills Estates, Block 30, combining Lots 56‑58 into Lot 56R
• Approve amendment to plat of Sattler Village, Unit 2, Block 2, combining Lots 8‑9 into Lot 8R
• Approve final plat for Vacate and Replat of Lots 1 & 2, Sorrel Creek RV Resort with 3‑acre addition
• Accept settlement payment to Comal County Jail as a class member in Cintas Corp. lawsuit

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will meet to approve claims, discuss road improvements, and consider budget amendments. The court will also recognize the Comal County Historical Commission and hold a public comment session.

• Proclamation recognizing Comal County Historical Commission
• Discuss approval of Kings Cove plat amendment
• Discuss approval of Purlsong Unit 1 construction bond extension
• Discuss approval of street names for FM 306
• Authorize waiver of permitting fees for Homes for Our Troops

Commissioners Court Workshop Meeting

The Commissioners Court will hold a workshop meeting to discuss financial planning for the upcoming year. The session is focused on the presentation of budget requests for 2027.

• Presentation of 2027 Comal County Budget requests

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will hold a regular meeting on July 2, 2026, with an action agenda including approval of claims, a street name, a temporary road closure for the Sattler VFW July 4 celebration, and a discretionary exemption for an engineering services contract with Triton Design and Construction LLC. Other items include approval of an invoice for filing cabinets ($3,515.14 from ARPA funds) and line-item transfers in County Court at Law #2 and Justice of the Peace #3. The court will also discuss citizen comments, staff reports, and convene executive sessions on real property, economic development, and litigation.

• Approve street name Cypress Valley Dr for a private road southeast of Miller Ln and Schoenthal Rd
• Order to temporarily close Sattler Road on July 4, 2026, 9 a.m. to midnight for VFW celebration
• Discuss composition and appointment procedure for Salary Grievance Committee
• Approve Discretionary Exemption and Architectural/Engineering Services Agreement with Triton Design and Construction LLC
• Approve Invoice #241939 for $3,515.14 from Texas Wilson for filing cabinets (ARPA funds)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss the renewal of various employee health, dental, and life insurance plans effective October 1, 2026. The body is also considering several line item budget transfers and two utility easements for New Braunfels Utilities.

• Approval of New Braunfels Utilities Easements #202511-002-123 and #202512-001-123
• Renewal of Texas Association of Counties Health and Employee Benefits Pool 2026-2027
• Ebola Funding Opportunity request to the Department of State Health Services
• Budget transfer from Contingency to Property Improvements for wind storm roof repair
• Budget transfer from Contingency to Jail - Physicians Contract / Services

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss infrastructure updates for Kyndwood Unit 4 and a plat amendment for Mystic Shores Unit Three. The body is also reviewing several budget line-item transfers and a grant repayment to the Texas Comptroller.

• One-year extension of Construction Bond No. 0864532 for roads in Kyndwood Unit 4
• Amendment to Plat of Mystic Shores, Unit Three to combine Lots 251 and 252 into Lot 251R
• Payment of $8,933.92 to Texas Comptroller for FY 2024 SB 22 Rural Law Enforcement Grant
• Agreement with FEMA regarding Interoperable Systems and IPAWS OPEN Platform
• Acceptance of $200 donation from Water Oriented Recreation District for Nicholls Landing power

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider canceling two lots at The Summit Estates at Fischer and adopting updated subdivision rules. The court also plans to approve road construction agreements for Canyon Ranch and Simmons Valley.

• Cancel Lots 277 & 278 of The Summit Estates at Fischer
• Adopt updated Comal County Subdivision Rules and Regulations
• Approve Amendment No. 1 to Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit for Canyon Ranch Unit 4
• Approve Amendment No. 2 to Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit for Simmons Valley Unit 1
• Approve Architectural/Engineering Services Agreement with Parkhill

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss and vote on several items, including a resolution to authorize the County Judge to submit a Federal Railroad Administration grant for railroad crossing safety improvements. Other agenda items cover land‑plat amendments, a mulching contract, a dairy product exemption order, a memorandum with the American Humane Society, and various budget transfers and audit approvals.

• Resolution 2026-13: authorize grant application for Orion Drive and House Street railroad safety upgrades
• Amendment to Plat of Cordova Bend at Canyon Lake, Unit 2 (Lot 116R)
• Award of Bid 2026-1111 for mulching of green waste
• Order granting discretionary exemption for purchase of milk products
• Memorandum of Understanding between Comal County Sheriff's Office and American Humane Society

The Commissioners Court approved several plat amendments for residential developments and authorized a grant application for railroad crossing upgrades. The court also recognized Elder Abuse Awareness Month and the Karl and Adolph Haas Families with historical markers.

• Approved county claims (unanimous)
• Approved June 2026 as Elder Abuse Awareness Month (unanimous)
• Approved Texas Historical Commission Subject Marker for Karl and Adolph Haas Families (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to plat of Cordova Bend at Canyon Lake, Unit 2 (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to plat of Cypress Lake Gardens, Big Sky Ranchettes, Block 200 (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to plat of The Legends at Rancho Del Lago, Unit 2 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for Railroad Crossing Elimination grant application (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider approving two change orders totaling $582,918.82 for the Mental Health Extended Observation Unit/Crisis Residential Unit project, funded by ARPA interest earnings. Other action items include a USACE contract for increased law enforcement services at Canyon Lake, a surety release for Mayfair subdivision roads, a plat amendment in Mystic Shores, and seven wrecker rotation agreements. The court will also vote on line-item transfers for out-of-county inmate housing and a laptop replacement.

• Change Order #07 ($4,791.92) and Change Order #08 ($578,126.90) for the Comal County Mental Health Extended Observation Unit/Crisis Residential Unit facility
• Approval of USACE Contract No. W9126G26QA056-FY26 for increased law enforcement services at Canyon Lake
• Discussion on extending or releasing surety for construction roads within Mayfair Parcel EA-3, Lots 1R, 2R, & 3, Block 81
• Approval of Amendment to Plat of Mystic Shores, Unit 15 combining Lots 1899 and 1900 into Lot 1899R
• Approval of seven wrecker rotation agreements with Hill County Customs #2, Hernandez Service Center, Bluebonnet Chrysler Dodge, JJ's Towing, Bluebonnet Ford Motors, New Braunfels Autoplex, and Interstate Towing and Recovery

The Commissioners Court approved the submitted claims and extended the surety for the Mayfair Parcel EA-3 road project. It also approved the Mystic Shores plat amendment, the United States Army Corps of Engineers contract for additional law‑enforcement services at Canyon Lake, and two change orders for the Mental Health Extended Observation Unit totaling $582,918.82, with a priority to spend remaining ARPA principal funds before year‑end. Finally, the Court approved wrecker rotation agreements with seven service providers.

• Approved Claims (all voting AYE)
• Extended surety for Mayfair Parcel EA-3 (all voting AYE)
• Approved amendment to Mystic Shores plat, Unit 15 (all voting AYE)
• Approved USACE Contract No. W9126G26QA056-FY26 for Canyon Lake law‑enforcement services (all voting AYE)
• Approved Change Order #07 for $4,791.92 to Mental Health Facility (all voting AYE)
• Approved Change Order #08 for $578,126.90 to Mental Health Facility (all voting AYE)
• Approved priority use of ARPA principal funds for the Mental Health Facility project (all voting AYE)
• Approved wrecker rotation agreements with seven providers (all voting AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will discuss and potentially act on multiple items, including proposed revisions to subdivision regulations, a license agreement with Heidelberg Materials for a shooting range, and the creation of Criminal Associate Judge positions. The agenda also includes approval of a small budget amendment for a public health facility and various personnel reclassifications.

• Discuss proposed revisions to Subdivision Regulations and set public hearing (Item 6)
• License agreement with Heidelberg Materials for shooting range (Item 11)
• Establish one full-time and four part-time Criminal Associate Judges; dissolve Magistrate Judges (Item 16)
• Create Intake Attorney position funded by SB 22 Rural Law Enforcement Fund (Item 20)
• Budget amendment of $1,288.74 for Public Health/Emergency Management Facility (Item 24)

The court unanimously approved the posted claims for the period ending May 21, 2026. It also approved proclamations recognizing May 2026 as Water Safety Month, Community Action Month, National Military Appreciation Month, and honoring Tim and Elisabet Barker with the Frederick Frueholz Jr. Historic Preservation Award. All motions passed with all members voting "AYE."

• Approved Claims 5.21.26 (all AYE)
• Approved Water Safety Month proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved Community Action Month proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved National Military Appreciation Month proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved Frederick Frueholz Jr. Historic Preservation Award proclamation for Tim and Elisabet Barker (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will review several plat approvals and road construction projects across four precincts. The body is also considering a grant application for a floating dock and an updated feasibility report for jail expansion.

• Grant application for $1,190,000 for Comal County Floating Dock Installation
• Final plat approval for Contessa, Unit 1, and Replat of Lot 1, Schoenthal Ranch Subdivision
• Acceptance of $2,500 surety cash deposit for Fernandez Subdivision replat
• Approval of two alcohol permits for Spring Branch Tennis Association for July 3 and Nov 21, 2026
• Resolution 2026-12 regarding the establishment of additional data centers in Texas

The Commissioners Court approved several proclamations honoring local groups and events, adopted amendments and final plats for multiple subdivisions, and accepted road construction work and related surety releases. All motions passed with unanimous AYE votes.

• Approved Claims (5.14.26) – all voting AYE
• Approved proclamation for Seven Dutchmen Orchestra – all voting AYE
• Approved amendment to Canyon Lake Mobile Home Estates North plat, combining Lots 30 and 31 into Lot 30R – all voting AYE
• Approved final plat for Contessa, Unit 1, including right‑of‑way dedication and construction bond – all voting AYE
• Approved final replat for Schoenthal Ranch Subdivision, Unit 1, establishing Lot 41R – all voting AYE
• Approved voluntary dedication of right‑of‑way at Schoenthal Road and Montanio Dr. – all voting AYE
• Approved acceptance of Gatehouse Unit 3 road construction, release of surety, and related permits – all voting AYE
• Approved final plat for Fernandez Subdivision Lots 1A and 1B and accepted $2,500 cash deposit – all voting AYE

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider a countywide outdoor burn ban, accept completed roads and storm drainage in Kyndwood subdivisions (Units 2 and 2A) into the county maintenance system, and discuss a road improvement program with HNTB. Other actions include appointments to the Fire Code Board of Appeals, an order establishing indigent burial/cremation procedures, and approval of a rotation schedule for funeral home service contracts. The meeting includes proclamations, line-item transfers, and an executive session for real property and economic development matters.

• Accept completion of roads and drainage in Kyndwood Unit 2A and release Construction Bond #024284014 (Pct. 3)
• Accept completion of roads and drainage in Kyndwood Unit 2 and release Construction Bond #024284015 (Pct. 3)
• Consider order prohibiting outdoor burning in unincorporated Comal County
• Appoint David Emler, David Brewer, Juan Cardova, Mike Baumgartel, and Gerald Schultz to the Comal County Fire Code Board of Appeals
• Approve order establishing local regulations for indigent burial/cremation procedures and funeral home contract rotation

The court unanimously approved several proclamations recognizing Economic Development Week, National Correctional Officers & Employees Week, National Prevention Week, and a historic marker for Dittlinger Village‑LaCalera. It also accepted the completed Kyndwood Unit 2A and Unit 2 road projects into the County Road System, releasing the associated surety bonds. Finally, the court approved the Road Improvement Program actions, including Work Authorization #1, a line‑item budget transfer, and Work Authorization #2. No decision was recorded on the proposed outdoor‑burning prohibition.

• Approved county claims (4.30.26) – unanimous AYE vote
• Approved Economic Development Week proclamation (May 4‑8, 2026) – unanimous
• Approved National Correctional Officers & Employees Week proclamation (May 3‑9, 2026) – unanimous
• Approved National Prevention Week proclamation (May 10‑16, 2026) – unanimous
• Approved Dittlinger Village‑LaCalera historic marker proclamation – unanimous
• Accepted Kyndwood Unit 2A roads into County Road System and released surety – unanimous
• Accepted Kyndwood Unit 2 roads into County Road System and released surety – unanimous
• Approved Road Improvement Program actions: Work Authorization #1, budget line‑item transfer, and Work Authorization #2 – unanimous

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will discuss and act on a US Army Corps of Engineers contract for increased law enforcement at Canyon Lake, a final plat for Ridgeview Oaks East, road acceptances in Mayfair subdivisions, and the 2027 budget calendar. Also on the agenda are proclamations for Soil and Water Stewardship Week and Children's Music and Art Instruction Day, as well as a line-item transfer for the annual audit.

• Discuss and consider approval of US Army Corps of Engineers Contract No. W9126G26QA056 for increased law enforcement at Canyon Lake and ratify County Judge's signature.
• Discuss and consider final plat approval of Vacate and Replat of Lots 5B and Lot 3RB, Ridgeview Oaks East, establishing Lots 5BR and 3RBR (Pct. 1).
• Discuss and consider accepting roads and drainage improvements in Mayfair, Parcel E-8, Unit 2 and Mayfair, Parcel E-12, with bond releases (Pct. 3).
• Discuss and consider approval of the Texas DPS Law Enforcement Support Office (LESO) Texas 1033 Program and State Plan of Operation for the Sheriff's Office.
• Discuss and consider approval of Comal County 2027 Budget Calendar.

The Commissioners Court voted unanimously to approve several items, including two proclamations, the acceptance of a $2,000 historic courthouse award, a final plat for Ridgeview Oaks East, and the acceptance of road and storm‑water improvements for Steelwood Trail. It also approved contracts for increased law‑enforcement services at Canyon Lake and for the Texas DPS LESO 1033 program. All motions carried with an “AYE” vote.

• Approved Claims (4.23.26) – motion carried, all voting "AYE"
• Approved Soil & Water Stewardship Week proclamation – motion carried, all voting "AYE"
• Approved Children’s Music & Art Instruction Day proclamation – motion carried, all voting "AYE"
• Accepted $2,000 award for Outstanding Courthouse Stewardship – motion carried, all voting "AYE"
• Approved final plat for Ridgeview Oaks East (Lots 5BR, 3RBR) – motion carried, all voting "AYE"
• Approved acceptance and surety release for Steelwood Trail Unit 4 road and storm‑water improvements – motion carried, all voting "AYE"
• Approved US Army Corps of Engineers contract for increased law‑enforcement at Canyon Lake – motion carried, all voting "AYE"
• Approved Texas DPS LESO 1033 program – motion carried, all voting "AYE"

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hear presentations from GBRA, CTGCD, TWC, and NBU on drought conditions, conservation, and water supply planning. Action items include approving two change orders totaling $146,087.52 for the mental health facility project, a street name (Truth Trl), relinquishing plat review authority to Spring Branch, and a JAG grant MOU with New Braunfels. The court will also consider the 2027 budget calendar and go into executive session for real property and litigation matters.

• Change Order #05 ($14,929.25) and #06 ($131,158.27) for the Mental Health Extended Observation Unit/Crisis Residential Unit Facility, funded by ARPA interest
• Request to name a private road Truth Trl in the 4000 block of State Hwy 46 W
• Relinquish plat review authority to City of Spring Branch for a 6.1-acre tract (PID #392831)
• MOU with City of New Braunfels for FY2025 Edward Byrne Memorial JAG grant amounts
• Presentation on drought conditions and water supply planning by GBRA, CTGCD, TWC, and NBU

The Court voted unanimously to approve the claims presented. It also approved a proclamation recognizing April 22, 2026 as Earth Day in Comal County and a proclamation honoring Blinder’s Hair Salon with the Texas Historical Commission Texas Treasure Business Award. No other actions were taken.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved Earth Day proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved Blinder’s Hair Salon proclamation (all AYE)

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The Commissioners Court will discuss infrastructure acceptance and maintenance for a specific parcel in Mayfair. The body is also considering a new temporary budget administrator position and updates to public health and radio system contracts.

• Acceptance of roads and storm water drainage in Mayfair, Parcel E-9N into the County Unit Road System
• Approval of the 2027 Parks Selection Process and Application
• Amendment to Public Health Emergency Preparedness grant contract No. HHS001439500019
• Amendment to Interlocal Agreement for Radio System Talkgroups with Lower Colorado River Authority
• Creation of a temporary, part-time Budget Administrator position

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved several items, including the acceptance of road and storm‑water improvements in the Mayfair Parcel, the 2027 Parks Selection Process, and amendments to public‑health and interlocal agreements. It also adopted proclamations recognizing Producers Co‑Op, Red Cross Month, and National County Government Month. All motions passed with an “AYE” vote.

• Approved Claims (All voted AYE)
• Approved Producers Co‑Op Texas Treasure Business Award proclamation (All voted AYE)
• Approved Red Cross Month proclamation (All voted AYE)
• Approved National County Government Month proclamation (All voted AYE)
• Approved Mayfair Parcel E‑9N road and storm‑water improvements (All voted AYE)
• Approved 2027 Parks Selection Process (All voted AYE)
• Approved amendment to Public Health Emergency Preparedness grant (All voted AYE)
• Approved amendment to Interlocal Radio System agreement with LCRA (All voted AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will discuss and vote on a change order for the Mental Health Extended Observation Unit/Crisis Residential Unit Facility, a resolution supporting the Great Springs Project for federal land access, a loan agreement with the Bullock Museum for historic artifacts, and a line item transfer to fund sheriff patrol vehicle upgrades. Several other items include proclamations, plat amendments, bond extensions, and appointments.

• Change Order #04 for Mental Health Extended Observation Unit/Crisis Residential Unit Facility, $52,261.64, funded by ARPA interest
• Resolution 2026-11 supporting Great Springs Project proposal to 2026 Texas Federal Land Access Program
• Loan agreement with Bullock Texas State History Museum for artifact exchange from historic courthouse
• Line item transfer to upfit five replacement patrol vehicles and upgrade Watchguard DVR for Sheriff's Office
• Appointment of James Mora as full-time Chief Deputy for Precinct 4

The court unanimously approved the April proclamations for Child Abuse Awareness, Sexual Assault Awareness, and Autism Acceptance months. It also approved a $1,000 donation to the Sheriff’s Office K9 fund, a plat amendment for Vintage Oaks, extensions for Kyndwood and Simmons Valley road projects, a resolution supporting the Great Springs sidewalk design, and a $52,261.64 change order for the mental health unit.

• Approved Claims (AYE)
• Approved Child Abuse Awareness Month proclamation (AYE)
• Approved Sexual Assault Awareness Month proclamation (AYE)
• Approved Autism Acceptance Month proclamation (AYE)
• Approved $1,000 donation to Sheriff’s Office K9 fund (AYE)
• Approved Vintage Oaks plat amendment (AYE)
• Approved two‑month surety extensions for Kyndwood Unit 2 and 2A (AYE)
• Approved one‑year surety extensions for Simmons Valley projects (AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will review a feasibility report for the Comal County Jail expansion and the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. The body will also consider several budget transfers and a permitting fee waiver for a property in Canyon Lake Hills.

• Feasibility Report for Comal County Jail Expansion Update from HDR Architecture Inc.
• Proposed waiver of permitting fees for 354 Paradise Drive within Canyon Lake Hills Unit 1
• Line item transfer for Constable #2 to purchase eight weapons
• Line item transfer for Jail to fund mini-split installation in security electronics room
• 2026-2027 Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool Property Insurance Renewal

The Commissioners Court approved the Claims presented by Commissioner Scott Haag, with all members voting AYE. The Court also approved the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report presented by ABIP, with all members voting AYE. No action was taken on the feasibility report for the Comal County Jail expansion. No decision was recorded on the request to waive permitting fees for 354 Paradise Drive.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (all AYE)
• No action on Jail Expansion Feasibility Report
• No decision recorded on permit fee waiver for 354 Paradise Drive

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss several interlocal agreements for law enforcement services with the Water Oriented Recreation District. The body is also considering road improvement programs, plat approvals, and various budget line-item transfers.

• Law enforcement service agreements between Comal County WORD and the Sheriff's Office and Constables
• Professional Consultant Agreement with HNTB Corporation for a Road Improvement Program
• Final plat approval for Amending Plat of Canyon Lake Village West, Unit 5
• Tax Office position reclassification from Clerk III ($46,862.40) to Clerk IV ($49,337.60)
• Acceptance of Rural Sheriff's Office Salary Assistance Program award #IA-0000002682

The court approved a series of items including claims, a land‑plat amendment for Canyon Lake Village West Unit 5, a standby‑letter amendment for Meyer Ranch U16, the February 2026 Tax Assessor‑Collector collection report, a $500,000 grant for the Sheriff’s Office, participation in an opioid settlement, a tax‑office clerk reclassification, and a line‑item transfer for computers, a drone, dash‑cameras and related services. All motions were made by commissioners, seconded by other members, and passed with every member voting “AYE.”

• Approved Claims (AYE)
• Approved final plat amendment for Canyon Lake Village West Unit 5 (AYE)
• Approved amendment to standby letter of credit for Meyer Ranch U16 (AYE)
• Approved February 2026 Tax Assessor‑Collector collection report (AYE)
• Accepted $500,000 Texas Comptroller award for the Sheriff’s Office (AYE)
• Approved participation in Remnant Defendants opioid settlement (AYE)
• Approved position reclassification to Clerk IV in Tax Office (AYE)
• Approved line‑item transfer for computers, drone, dash‑cameras and services (AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will discuss and consider several items at its regular meeting. These include resolutions authorizing grant officials for specialty courts and a SAFE program, an interlocal agreement with Burnet County for jail services, and approval of line item transfers and purchases for the Sheriff's Office and other departments. The court will also accept a settlement for a totaled sheriff vehicle and conduct executive sessions on real property, economic development, and litigation.

• Interlocal agreement with Burnet County for jail services (Item 6)
• Resolutions 2026-07 through 2026-10 designating grant officials for Accountability, Challenge, Mental Health, and SAFE programs (Items 2-5)
• Purchase of 19 Motorola NEXT radios for Sheriff's Office dispatch console (Item 11)
• Acceptance of $44,424.83 settlement for total loss of Sheriff's Unit #2411 (Item 12)
• Line item transfers for Sheriff's Office software subscriptions, JP1 copier lease, Public Health furniture, and Tax Assessor copier costs (Items 10, 13-15)

The court approved the routine claims payment and a series of resolutions designating grant officials for the Accountability, Challenge, Mental Health and SAFE specialty court programs. It also approved an interlocal agreement with Burnet County to house inmates, supplemental irrigation contracts, and the purchase of 19 Motorola NEXT radios for the sheriff's office. All motions passed with unanimous or near‑unanimous votes.

• Approved Claims (all voting AYE)
• Approved Resolution 2026-07 Accountability Court (3 AYE, 1 ABSTAIN)
• Approved Resolution 2026-08 Challenge Court (all voting AYE)
• Approved Resolution 2026-09 Mental Health Court (all voting AYE)
• Approved Resolution 2026-10 SAFE Program (all voting AYE)
• Approved Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Burnet County for Jail Services (all voting AYE)
• Approved Supplemental Agreement II for Bid #2024-1161A Irrigation System Repair (all voting AYE)
• Approved purchase of 19 Motorola NEXT radios (~$1.2 M) for Sheriff’s Office (all voting AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss and act on several items including the final plat for Flying W, Unit 1, which involves dedicating right-of-way and accepting a construction bond. Other agenda items include a lot combination in Alto Lago, a proclamation for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and multiple line item transfers for equipment and maintenance costs. The court may also convene in closed session to discuss real property, economic development, litigation, and personnel matters.

• Final plat approval for Flying W, Unit 1, with dedication of right-of-way along FM 1102 and acceptance of Construction Bond No. 59BSBJK6758
• Amendment to Plat of Alto Lago, Unit 1, combining Lots 77 and 78R into Lot 77R
• Proclamation recognizing March 2026 as Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• Approval of a line item transfer for increased computer and laptop costs across departments
• Line item transfers for office furniture in the District Attorney's office and security hardware for the Historical Courthouse

The Commissioners Court appointed Kristen Hoyt as Comal County Judge with a unanimous vote. The Court also approved the regular claims, a proclamation for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and several plat and infrastructure items. Additional approvals included a recycled‑asphalt material request, the ARTS health‑benefits renewal, and a line‑item transfer for computer and laptop purchases.

• Appointed Kristen Hoyt as County Judge (4‑0)
• Approved Claims (4‑0)
• Approved Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month proclamation (4‑0)
• Approved Alto Lago Unit 1 plat amendment combining Lots 77 and 78R (4‑0)
• Approved Flying W Unit 1 final plat, right‑of‑way dedication, bond and variances (4‑0)
• Approved request for 5,530 tons of recycled asphalt pavement (4‑0)
• Approved ARTS 2026 renewal agreement (4‑0)
• Approved line‑item transfer for additional computer and laptop costs (4‑0)

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The court will discuss and consider approval of a $50,400 contract for commissioning services for a mental health extended observation unit. Also on the agenda are multiple subdivision plat approvals, construction bonds for Veramendi developments, and acceptance of annual racial profiling and asset forfeiture reports from county law enforcement. Several line item transfers are proposed to cover increased computer costs, roof repairs, and utility expenses.

• Approve $50,400 contract with Bath Group for mental health facility commissioning
• Accept five construction bonds for Veramendi road improvements (Word Parkway Phase 3, Precinct 4 Units 1-3, Precinct 18 Unit 1)
• Approve final plat for Canyon Ranch Unit 4 amending Lots 85 and 86
• Approve final plat for Horseshoe Falls Estates Unit One vacate and replat
• Discuss and consider approval of Letter of Agreement with Dr. Emily Briggs for Health Authority Services

The court approved the county’s pending claims and adopted a proclamation naming February 22 2026 as President George Washington Day. It also approved final plats for Canyon Ranch Unit 4 and Horseshoe Falls Estates, accepted several construction bonds and surety extensions for road and drainage projects, and authorized the naming of Pierson Road for a private driveway. All motions passed unanimously with an “AYE” vote.

• Approved Claims (2.26.26) – motion carried, all “AYE”
• Adopted proclamation designating Feb 22 2026 as President George Washington Day – motion carried, all “AYE”
• Approved final plat for Canyon Ranch Unit 4 (Lots 85AP & 86AP) – motion carried, all “AYE”
• Approved final plat for Horseshoe Falls Estates (Lot 21R) – motion carried, all “AYE"
• Accepted Veramendi construction bonds for Phase 3 and Precinct 4 units 1‑3 and Precinct 18 unit 1 – motion carried, all “AYE"
• Approved amendment to Letter of Credit FTFC‑25201 for Gatehouse Subdivision Unit 4 – motion carried, all “AYE"
• Approved amendment to Letter of Credit FTFC‑25235 for Canyon Ranch Amenity Center – motion carried, all “AYE"
• Approved naming of Pierson Rd for a private road in the 14700 block of FM 32 – motion carried, all “AYE"

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will discuss and act on multiple plat amendments, including a replat requiring a variance from the Major Thoroughfare Plan along Bat Cave Road. Other action items include approval of claims, a proclamation for Entrepreneurship Week, supplemental agreements for asphalt materials, a space license agreement with the American Red Cross, line-item transfers for Juvenile Probation and Sheriff's Office contracts, and several administrative reports. The Court may also convene in executive session for real property, economic development, and legal matters.

• Final plat approval for Replat of Lot 39, Park Lane Estates, and Lots 41 and 905 Enchanted Bluff, with variance from Major Thoroughfare Plan on Bat Cave Rd.
• Discussion and approval of Space License Agreement with American Red Cross for temporary use of facilities.
• Supplemental Agreement No. 1 to Bid #2025-1182 for dense-graded hot mix asphalt with Brauntex Materials and Texas Materials.
• Line-item transfer from Administrative Costs Contingency to Sheriff's Office for second year of Motorola maintenance/warranty agreement.
• Acceptance of affidavit for 2025 Texans Feeding Texans Home-Delivered Meals Grant Program.

The Comal County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a series of items, including claims, a proclamation for Entrepreneurship Week, several land‑plat amendments, a tax assessor report, a grant payment affidavit, a space‑license agreement, and a supplemental asphalt contract. All motions passed with a vote of "AYE" from the commissioners present. The approvals authorize Commissioner Scott Haag to sign the related documents.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved proclamation recognizing Feb 14‑21, 2026 as Entrepreneurship Week (all AYE)
• Approved Canyon Lake Acres, Unit 1 plat amendment (Lot 23R) authorizing Commissioner Haag to sign (all AYE)
• Approved Mystic Shores, Unit 9 plat amendment (Lot 1097R) authorizing Commissioner Haag to sign (all AYE)
• Approved Old 32 Ranch, Unit 1 plat amendment (Lot 31R) authorizing Commissioner Haag to sign (all AYE)
• Approved final plat and variance for Park Lane Estates & Enchanted Bluff (Lots 39R, 41R, 905R) authorizing Commissioner Haag to sign (all AYE)
• Approved Texans Feeding Texans grant payment affidavit authorizing Commissioner Haag to sign (all AYE)
• Approved Space License Agreement for American Red Cross authorizing Commissioner Haag to sign (all AYE)

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The Comal County Commissioners Court will meet to approve road construction contracts, grant applications for specialty courts, and a public health emergency operations center change order. The court will also consider a burn ban and various interlocal agreements.

• Approve Change Order #41 for Public Health/Emergency Operations Center ($59,723.00)
• Approve Amendment to Plat of Vintage Oaks at the Vineyard, Unit 30
• Approve Amendment to Plat of Canyon Lake Shores, Unit No. 1
• Approve Order #558 prohibiting outdoor burning in unincorporated areas
• Approve 2026 Comal County Racial Profiling and Analysis Report

The Commissioners Court approved a range of items, including claims, several plat amendments, a road acceptance, a change order for the Emergency Operations Center, multiple grant applications, a countywide burn ban, an interlocal agreement for Employee Assistance Program services, and the Wellness Werks incentive program. All motions passed with unanimous or near‑unanimous votes.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved Vintage Oaks plat amendment (all AYE)
• Approved Canyon Lake Shores plat amendment (all AYE)
• Accepted Mayfair‑Maytown Dr roads for county maintenance (all AYE)
• Approved Change Order #41 for EOC project, $59,723 (all AYE)
• Approved Burn Ban Order #558, effective Feb 12, 2026 (all AYE)
• Approved interlocal Employee Assistance Program agreement (4 AYE, 0 NAE, 1 abstain)
• Approved 2026 Wellness Werks incentive program (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider several approvals, including an interlocal agreement with the City of New Braunfels and another with Texas Parks and Wildlife. It will also review a one‑year extension of a standby letter of credit for road and storm‑water work in Gatehouse Subdivision Unit 3, and multiple line‑item transfers for police, public safety, and sheriff equipment. Additional items include a proclamation for Career and Technical Education Month, a resolution on sheriff funding, and the appointment of a new Justice of the Peace.

• Approve Interlocal Agreement between Comal County and the City of New Braunfels
• Approve Interlocal Agreement between Comal County and Texas Parks and Wildlife
• Extend Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit FTFC‑25004 for Gatehouse Subdivision Unit 3 road and drainage improvements
• Approve line‑item transfers for Constable #3, Department of Public Safety, and the Sheriff’s Office equipment purchases
• Consider appointment of Mark Long to vacant Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3

The Commissioners Court appointed Mark Long to fill the vacant Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 position for the remainder of 2026. It also approved three interlocal agreements with the City of New Braunfels, Texas Parks and Wildlife, and the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for use of County facilities. Additional actions included approving claims, a CTE Month proclamation, a standby letter of credit amendment, the Treasurer’s December 2025 report, and a resolution confirming no reduction of Sheriff’s Office funding.

• Approved Claims 1.29.26 (all voting AYE)
• Approved Proclamation recognizing February 2026 as Career and Technical Education Month (all voting AYE)
• Approved Amendment No.1 to Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit FTFC-25004 for Gatehouse Subdivision Unit 3 (all voting AYE)
• Approved Treasurer’s Monthly Report for December 2025 (all voting AYE)
• Approved Resolution 2026-02 certifying no reduction of Sheriff’s Office funds due to SB 8 grant (all voting AYE)
• Approved Interlocal Agreement with City of New Braunfels for Emergency Management space (all voting AYE)
• Approved Interlocal Agreement with Texas Parks and Wildlife for facility space (all voting AYE)
• Appointed Mark Long to vacant Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 (Feb 1–Dec 31 2026) (all voting AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will approve pending claims and discuss several budget and procurement items. Items include an Interlocal Agreement with the Texas Department of Emergency Management for temporary use of county facilities, a discretionary exemption for a Hart InterCivic software license renewal, and two line‑item transfers to adjust payroll and software subscription funding. The court may also enter executive session to discuss real‑property, economic‑development, or litigation matters.

• Approve pending claims (Claims Cover Page.pdf)
• Approve Interlocal Agreement with Texas Department of Emergency Management for temporary facility use
• Approve Order #557 granting discretionary exemption for Hart InterCivic Verity software license and support renewal
• Approve line‑item transfer to adjust payroll positions and contractual obligations
• Approve line‑item transfer from Contingency to Software Subscriptions for Tyler software costs

The Commissioners Court approved several items by unanimous AYE votes. They approved the Claims, an interlocal agreement with the Texas Department of Emergency Management, a sole‑source software license exemption, two line‑item budget transfers, and a release agreement with David Kutach. All motions were carried without opposition.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved Interlocal Agreement with Texas Dept. of Emergency Management (all AYE)
• Approved Order #557 Hart InterCivic‑Verity software license exemption (all AYE)
• Approved line‑item transfer moving $442,071 from Contingency Personnel to Contingency Fund 010.042.5999 (all AYE)
• Approved line‑item transfer from Contingency to Software Subscriptions for Tyler software (all AYE)
• Approved Release Agreement with David Kutach and authorized County Judge to sign (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss construction cost estimates for a jail expansion and consider several software license renewals. The body will also review a grant application for immigration law enforcement and a settlement for a Sheriff's Office vehicle.

• Update on project cost estimates for Comal County Jail Expansion feasibility study
• Approval of street name Cedar Forest Pt for a private road north of Stallion Springs Rd
• Application for Sheriff Immigration Law Enforcement Grant Program via Senate Bill 8
• Acceptance of $35,131.63 State Farm settlement for Sheriff's Office Unit #2203
• Budget amendment for scoreboards and AC at Hidden Valley Sports Park and tennis courts at Jumbo Evans Sports Park

The Commissioners Court approved the Claims for the period ending Jan 15 2026. It approved naming the private road Cedar Forest Pt on FM 32. It approved submitting a $100,000 Texas Comptroller immigration grant application. It also approved the December 2025 Tax Assessor‑Collector collection report and the First Amended Interlocal Agreement for the Jail Based Competency Restoration Program.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved Cedar Forest Pt street name (all AYE)
• Approved $100,000 immigration grant application (all AYE)
• Approved December 2025 tax collection report (all AYE)
• Approved First Amended Interlocal Agreement for Jail Based Competency Restoration Program (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider several items, including a resolution to support building an overpass at State Highway 46 and Farm to Market Road 3159. The court will also discuss accepting three donations totaling $52,042 for scoreboards, a tennis court, and an air‑conditioner project at Hidden Valley Sports Park. Additional agenda items cover a bond extension for Cibolo Cliff Ranches subdivision, a fire‑code fee variance for Sentinel Peak Park, and the selection of a public‑health authority contract.

• Resolution #2026-01: approval of construction of an overpass at SH‑46 and FM‑3159
• Accept $20,317 donation from Canyon Lake Little League for four new scoreboards at Hidden Valley Sports Park
• Accept $10,000 donation from Spring Branch Tennis Association for a tennis court at Jumbo Evans Sports Park
• Accept $21,725 donation from Community Resource & Recreation Center of Canyon Lake for an air‑conditioner project at Hidden Valley Sports Park
• Bond extension for Construction Bond No. 101349731 for roads and improvements in Cibolo Cliff Ranches subdivision