Comal County public meetings in 2025

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss several plat approvals and interlocal agreements for animal control services. The body is also considering expenditures for the Public Health/Emergency Operations Center Project and appointments to various emergency services boards.

• Request for Qualifications 2025-520 for Engineering Services for a Road Bond Program
• Interlocal Cooperation Agreements for Animal Control Services with the City of Bulverde and City of Spring Branch
• Payment of $34,733.25 to Appleton Moving Company for property relocation to Church Hill Annex
• Payment of $2,622.82 for light bulb and ballast recycling kits for the Goodwin Annex
• Final plat approvals for Canyon Ranch Amenity Center, Canyon Ranch Unit 1, and Repjam Subdivision

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider approving financial assistance for flood warning sirens and a master drainage plan, as well as accepting a $500 donation for the Sheriff's K9 unit. The court will also discuss a rural law enforcement grant and hold a public comment session.

• Accept $500 donation from New Braunfels Evening Lions Club for Sheriff's K9 Donations
• Discuss approval of Texas Water Development Board grant for outdoor flood warning sirens
• Discuss approval of Resolution #2025-27 for Guadalupe County master drainage plan
• Discuss approval of Senate Bill 22 Rural Law Enforcement Grant for Sheriff's Office
• Discuss approval of Texas Association of Counties Health and Employee Benefits Pool Board of Director Election Ballot

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss a raw water service contract with the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority and a resolution supporting the regional expansion of State Highway 46. The body is also deciding on election contracts for the 2026 joint primary and various budget line-item transfers.

• Second Contract for Raw Water Service between Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (GBRA) and Comal County
• Change Order #39 for Public Health/Emergency Operations Center Project in the amount of $3,621.00
• Resolution #2025-26 in support for regional expansion of State Highway 46
• Resolution #2025-25 authorizing Joint Primary Elections on March 3, 2026, and runoff on May 26, 2026
• Agreement with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for boat titling and registration

The Commissioners Court approved the Claims, a proclamation honoring Fischer Marlow, and a second raw water service contract with the Guadalupe‑Blanco River Authority. It also approved a $3,621 change order for the Public Health/Emergency Operations Center, renewed the boat titling agreement with Texas Parks and Wildlife, and adopted a resolution for the 2026 joint primary election. Additionally, the Court supported the regional expansion of State Highway 46 and approved a line‑item transfer for Constable Precinct 3. No action was taken on the RFP evaluation committee item.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved proclamation for Fischer Marlow (all AYE)
• Approved second raw water service contract with GBRA (all AYE)
• Approved Change Order #39 for PH/EOC project, $3,621 (all AYE)
• Approved boat titling and registration agreement renewal (all AYE)
• Approved Resolution #2025-25 for 2026 joint primary election (all AYE)
• Approved Resolution #2025-26 supporting regional expansion of State Highway 46 (all AYE)
• Approved line‑item transfer for Constable #3 to fund Tyler ticket writers (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss filling the vacancy for the Comal County Tax Assessor-Collector. The body is also considering several plat approvals, a right-of-way dedication, and multiple budget line-item transfers.

• Appointment to fill the vacancy of Comal County Tax Assessor-Collector
• Acceptance of 1.055 acres of voluntary right-of-way dedication on the east side of Demi John Bend Rd.
• Final plat approval for Vacate and Replat of Lot 5B and 3RB of Ridgeview Oaks East
• Final plat approval for Vacate and Replat of Lot 33F & Lot 34RA, Emerald Valley Subdivision
• Budget transfers for Human Resources, Juvenile Probation, Public Health, Indigent Health Care, and DPS

The Commissioners Court approved the county claims, accepted a 1.055‑acre right‑of‑way dedication on Demi John Bend Road, approved the Emerald Valley subdivision plat, approved several line‑item transfers, and appointed Stuart Hansmann as Tax Assessor‑Collector. No action was taken on the Ridgeview Oaks plat. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved Claims (12.4.25) – motion carried, all AYE
• Approved voluntary dedication of 1.055 acres ROW on east side of Demi John Bend Rd – motion carried, all AYE
• Approved final plat for Vacate and Replat of Lot 33F & 34RA, Emerald Valley Subdivision – motion carried, all AYE
• Appointed Stuart Hansmann as Comal County Tax Assessor‑Collector, effective immediately – motion carried, all AYE
• Approved line‑item transfer in Human Resources from Hourly Personnel to Pre‑Employment Costs – motion carried, all AYE
• Approved line‑item transfer in Juvenile Probation from Residential Services to Non‑Residential Services – motion carried, all AYE
• Approved line‑item transfer in Public Health from Continuing Ed/Travel to Administrative Costs – Software Subscription – motion carried, all AYE
• Approved line‑item transfer in Department of Public Safety from Repairs – Others to Reimbursed Mileage (Local) – motion carried, all AYE

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss an interlocal agreement with the Humane Society of the New Braunfels Area for animal control services. The body will also consider the 2026 meeting and holiday schedules and several budget line-item transfers.

• Interlocal Agreement with Humane Society of the New Braunfels Area for Animal Control Facility and Associated Services
• Amendment to Plat of Rivermont, Unit No. 4, Block 24, combining Lots 2 and 3
• Appeal of County Engineer's denial of PIPROW Permit #109197
• Texas Historical Commission FY 2026 Certified Local Government Grant application
• Budget transfers for indigent defense, voting software, copier leases, and mobile phones

The court approved claims, the Treasurer’s October 2025 report, a Texas Historical Commission grant, and an interlocal agreement with the Humane Society. It also adopted the 2026 Commissioners Court meeting schedule and county holiday schedule. A motion to grant a fence variance was rejected because it lacked a second. The outcome of the Riverton Plat amendment motion was not recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Claims (all voting AYEs)
• Motion to approve Amendment to Rivermont Plat (outcome not recorded)
• Motion to grant fence variance failed for lack of a second
• Approved Treasurer’s October 2025 report (all voting AYEs)
• Approved Texas Historical Commission FY2026 grant (all voting AYEs)
• Approved Interlocal Agreement with Humane Society (all voting AYEs)
• Approved 2026 Commissioners Court meeting schedule (all voting AYEs)
• Approved 2026 County holiday schedule (all voting AYEs)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss a feasibility study for the Comal County Jail expansion and vote on several grant awards for specialty courts. The body will also consider property rights acquisition via the Texas Water Development Board and a lot cancellation in Timmermann Estates.

• Change Order #38 for Public Health/Emergency Operations Center Project: $46,392.00
• Change Notice from Schindler Elevator Corporation for Public Health/Emergency Operations Center: $2,000.00
• Grant award for Challenge Felony Drug Court Program: $103,213
• Grant award for Mental Health Court Program: $28,610
• Public hearing and proposed cancellation of Lot 2, Timmermann Estates

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the routine claims submitted. It also approved two proclamations: Tree of Angels Day on Dec 4, 2025 and National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week (Nov 16‑22, 2025). A public hearing on the Lot 2 cancellation received no comments and no action was taken at that time. The court then unanimously approved Order #554, granting the cancellation of Lot 2 in Timmermann Estates.

• Approved routine claims (all AYE)
• Approved Tree of Angels Day proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week proclamation (all AYE)
• Public hearing on Lot 2 cancellation – no action taken
• Approved Order #554 cancelling Lot 2, Timmermann Estates (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court approved the claims presented, two project agreements for Hidden Valley Sports Park and Spring Branch Tennis Association, and change orders with a steel dock board purchase. It also approved a health‑grant amendment, a counter‑drug task force memorandum, two grant resolutions, and hired a new County Extension Agent. All motions passed with unanimous "AYE" votes.

• Approved Claims (motion by Kevin Webb, seconded by Doug Leecock) – all AYE
• Approved Project Agreement A (Hidden Valley Sports Park AC units) and B (Spring Branch Tennis Association tennis courts) (motion by Jen Crownover, seconded by Doug Leecock) – all AYE
• Approved Change Orders #36 and #37 and purchase of steel dock boards (motion by Kevin Webb, seconded by Jen Crownover) – all AYE
• Approved Amendment No. 4 to DSHS Contract for Public Health Emergency Preparedness (motion by Doug Leecock, seconded by Jen Crownover) – all AYE
• Approved MOU with Texas Joint Counterdrug Task Force (motion by Doug Leecock, seconded by Kevin Webb) – all AYE
• Approved Resolution #2025‑22 for the 2026 Indigent Defense Grant Program (motion by Kevin Webb, seconded by Jen Crownover) – all AYE
• Approved Resolution #2025‑23 for the Bullet‑Resistant Components for Law Enforcement Vehicles Grant (motion by Kevin Webb, seconded by Doug Leecock) – all AYE
• Approved hiring of Extension Agent Eleni Patitsas (motion by Jen Crownover, seconded by Doug Leecock) – all AYE

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the Claims, several plat amendments for Cypress Lake Gardens and The Legends, accepted road and storm‑water improvements for Gatehouse Unit 1, and accepted construction bonds for Mayfair Parcel E‑12 and Mayfair North Ransom Commercial. All motions carried with an "AYE" vote. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved Claims – motion passed unanimously (AYE)
• Approved Amendment to Plat of Cypress Lake Gardens Big Sky Ranchettes, Block 200 – motion passed unanimously (AYE)
• Approved Amendment to Plat of The Legends at Rancho Del Lago, Unit 2 – motion passed unanimously (AYE)
• Accepted construction of roads and storm‑water drainage for Gatehouse Unit 1 into County Road System – motion passed unanimously (AYE)
• Accepted Construction Bond #SUR2007800 for Mayfair Parcel E‑12 – motion passed unanimously (AYE)
• Accepted Construction Bond #SUR2007810 for Mayfair North Ransom Commercial – motion passed unanimously (AYE)
• Approved Amendment No. 2 to Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit FTFC‑23570 for Canyon Ranch Unit 1 – motion passed unanimously (AYE)
• Approved Amendment No. 2 to Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit FTFC‑23547 for Canyon Ranch Unit 2 – motion passed unanimously (AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will vote on several land plat amendments and a third amendment to an economic development incentive agreement with HD Supply Facilities Maintenance, Ltd. The body will also consider a flood damage prevention violation and various budget line-item transfers.

• Plat amendments for Ensenada Shores at Canyon Lake and Vintage Oaks at the Vineyard
• Third Amendment to Chapter 381 Economic Development Incentive Agreement with HD Supply Facilities Maintenance, Ltd.
• Resolution 2025-20 declaring 29905 Bulverde Lane in violation of Flood Damage Prevention Order
• Interlocal Agreement with the City of New Braunfels for a downtown tree lighting system
• FY2026 SAVNS Maintenance Grant Contract C-02663 with the Office of the Attorney General

The Court voted 'AYE' on all items before it, approving claims, two proclamations, three plat amendments, a state victim‑notification grant, a tree‑lighting interlocal agreement, a 10‑year HD Supply incentive amendment, a flood‑violation resolution, and the county's 945 votes for the appraisal district board. Each motion was made by a commissioner and seconded by another before being adopted without dissent.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved Operation Green Light for Veterans proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved Ensenada Shores plat amendment combining Lots 5 and 6 (all AYE)
• Approved SAVNS Maintenance Grant Contract with the Attorney General (all AYE)
• Approved Interlocal Agreement for downtown New Braunfels tree‑lighting system (all AYE)
• Approved Third Amendment to Chapter 381 Economic Development Incentive Agreement with HD Supply (all AYE)
• Approved Resolution 2025‑20 declaring 29905 Bulverde Lane in violation of Flood Damage Prevention Order (all AYE)
• Approved Resolution 2025‑21 casting all 945 county votes for Craig O'Neal to the Comal Appraisal District Board (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider and act on a range of items, including approving claims, several proclamations, and multiple development and contract matters. Key decisions include a $344,498.80 Change Order for the county mental health project, a plat amendment for Mystic Shores, and a concession‑stand construction award for Canyon Lake Little League. The court will also address line‑item budget transfers, a server upgrade for the sheriff’s dispatch, and will hold an executive session for confidential matters.

• Approve Change Order #03 from The Trevino Group for the Comal County Mental Health project, $344,498.80 funded by ARPA interest earnings
• Approve Fourth Amendment to Architectural Services Agreement with Kirksey Architecture for the Mental Health Extended Observation Unit, funded by ARPA interest earnings
• Approve amendment to the plat of Mystic Shores, Unit Six, combining Lots 663‑667 into Lot 663R and authorize the County Judge to sign
• Award Bid 2025-4850 for Canyon Lake Little League concession‑stand construction and authorize the Purchasing Agent to execute documents
• Approve line‑item transfer of $1,735.00 from Capital Equipment to Office Supplies for Constable Precinct #4

The Commissioners Court approved several items, including routine claims and three proclamations. It authorized a plat amendment for Mystic Shores, set a public hearing for the Timmermann Estates lot cancellation, and approved a variance for Canyon Lake Island. The Court also adopted a fourth amendment to the architectural services contract for the mental‑health facility and a change order adding $645,572.91 to that project. Finally, it approved both a second amendment and the primary Chapter 381 Economic Development Incentive Agreement with Continental Autonomous Mobility, authorizing a $110 million facility expansion.

• Approved Claims (all voting AYE)
• Approved Mystic Shores Unit Six plat amendment (all voting AYE)
• Approved public hearing for Timmermann Estates Lot 2 cancellation, set for Nov 20 (all voting AYE)
• Approved variance for Canyon Lake Island Subdivision (all voting AYE)
• Approved Fourth Amendment to Architectural Services Agreement, adding $3,700 fee (all voting AYE)
• Approved Change Order #03 adding $645,572.91 to Mental Health project (all voting AYE)
• Approved Second Amendment to Chapter 381 Economic Development Incentive Agreement with Continental Autonomous Mobility (all voting AYE)
• Approved Chapter 381 Economic Development Incentive Agreement with Continental Autonomous Mobility for $110 million expansion (all voting AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will vote on several plat amendments, budget transfers, and the remarketing of tax and revenue certificates for the Bulverde Area Rural Library project. The body will also consider a change order for the Public Health/Emergency Operations Center and the release of a request for qualifications for medical examiner services.

• Remarketing of Series 2017 certificates for the Bulverde Area Rural Library County Project
• Change Order #34 for $7,325.00 for the Public Health/Emergency Operations Center project
• Plat amendments for Cross Roads Estates Phase 1, Vintage Oaks at the Vineyard Unit 22, and Canyon Lake Acres Unit No. 2
• Request for Qualifications 2025-595 for Medical Examiner Services
• Donations of $1,500 for Hidden Valley Sports Park and $100 for the Sheriff's K9 program

The Comal County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a series of actions, including a remarketing order that will pay off $1,430,000 of library debt and reset the remaining loan. It also approved a change order for the Public Health/Emergency Operations Center that adds a $254,000 impact fee, and several plat amendments for Cross Roads Estates, Vintage Oaks at the Vineyard, and Canyon Lake Acres. All other agenda items, such as donations, proclamations, and routine claims, were also approved with all members voting AYE.

• Approved remarketing order for library debt $1,430,000 (all AYE)
• Approved Change Order #34 adding $254,000 impact fee for Public Health/Emergency Ops Center (all AYE)
• Approved amendment to plat of Cross Roads Estates Phase 1, combining Lots 12‑13 (all AYE)
• Approved amendment to plat of Vintage Oaks at the Vineyard, establishing Lots 1874AP & 1876AP (all AYE)
• Approved amendment to plat of Canyon Lake Acres Unit 2, combining Lots 487‑489 (all AYE)
• Approved acceptance of $100 donation to Sheriff’s K9 program (all AYE)
• Approved acceptance of $1,500 donation to Hidden Valley Sports Park concession stand, contingent on budget amendment (all AYE)
• Approved routine claims presented for the court (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will vote on several plat amendments, construction bond extensions, and service agreements. The body is also considering budget transfers for vehicle repairs and jail temperature control equipment.

• Engineering services proposal from Scheibe Consulting, LLC for River Road Low Water Crossing at Jacob's Creek
• License and Services Agreement with CureMD.com, Inc. for Public Health Department Electronic Medical Records
• Plat amendment for The Peninsula at Mystic Shores, Unit 1 and final plat for Rocky Creek Ranch
• 2026 Silver Choice Retiree Healthcare Program Renewal through Texas Association of Counties
• Resolution 2025-19 to nominate candidates for the Comal Appraisal District Board of Directors

The Comal County Commissioners Court unanimously approved several proclamations, plat amendments, bond extensions, and a surety release. It also approved Resolution 2025‑19 to nominate a new member for the Comal Appraisal District Board. All motions carried with every commissioner voting "AYE."

• Approved Claims (motion by Scott Haag, seconded by Doug Leecock) – unanimous AYE
• Approved Keep Canyon Lake Beautiful Day proclamation (motion by Doug Leecock, seconded by Scott Haag) – unanimous AYE
• Approved Hill Country Night Sky Month proclamation (motion by Doug Leecock, seconded by Scott Haag) – unanimous AYE
• Approved amendment to plat of The Peninsula at Mystic Shores, Unit 1 (motion by Kevin Webb, seconded by Doug Leecock) – unanimous AYE
• Approved one‑year extension of Construction Bond No. 100243983 for Estates at Mitchell Ranch (motion by Doug Leecock, seconded by Scott Haag) – unanimous AYE
• Approved release of surety for Construction Bond No. 4471591 for Enchanted Bluff, Unit 2 (motion by Scott Haag, seconded by Doug Leecock) – unanimous AYE
• Approved final plat for Vacate and Replat of Rocky Creek Ranch lots (motion by Kevin Webb, seconded by Doug Leecock) – unanimous AYE
• Approved Resolution 2025‑19 to nominate a new member for the Comal Appraisal District Board – unanimous AYE

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss infrastructure bonds, public health grant renewals, and budget transfers. The body will also consider several proclamations and the appointment of a reserve deputy constable.

• Off-Site Improvement Bond #30254162 for Vogel Dam spillway berm reconstruction
• Contract renewal for Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) Cooperative Agreement Grant
• $1,000 check donation from Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union for Wellness Werks Health Fair
• Appointment of Holly Waggoner as unpaid Reserve Deputy Constable for Constable Pct. 3
• Line-item budget transfers for County Auditor software and Jail law enforcement overtime

The Commissioners Court approved several items, including the Off‑Site Improvement Bond #30254162 to fund repairs of the Vogel Dam spillway berm. All motions were adopted with unanimous "AYE" votes. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved Claims (10.2.25) (AYE)
• Approved National 4‑H Week proclamation (Oct 5‑11, 2025) (AYE)
• Approved Domestic Violence Awareness Month proclamation (AYE)
• Approved $1,000 donation from Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union for Wellness Werks Health Fair (AYE)
• Approved Off‑Site Improvement Bond #30254162 for Vogel Dam spillway berm reconstruction (AYE)
• Approved contract renewal for Public Health Emergency Preparedness grant (AYE)
• Approved appointment of Holly Waggoner as unpaid Reserve Deputy Constable (AYE)
• Approved line‑item transfer in County Auditor for Software Subscription – SBITA (AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss various plat approvals, construction bonds, and budget line-item transfers. The body is also considering an economic development incentive agreement and renewals for risk management and workers' compensation programs.

• Chapter 381 Economic Development Incentive Agreement with Lefko USA, Inc.
• Final plat approval of Purlsong, Unit 1, including 0.255-acres of right-of-way dedication along State Hwy 46
• Change Order #1 and #2 from The Trevino Group for the Comal County Mental Health Observation Unit
• Texas Historical Commission FY 2025 Certified Local Government Grant Contract CLG-TX-25-003
• Renewal of Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool Liability and Workers' Compensation programs

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the pending claims. It also approved two proclamations: Red Ribbon Week (Oct 23‑31, 2025) and National Night Out (Oct 7, 2025). The Court approved an amendment to the Canyon Lake Hills Unit 3 plat, combining Lots 1611R and 1615 into Lot 1611RR. No final decision was recorded for the Purlsong Unit 1 plat despite public comments.

• Approved Claims (9.25.25) – unanimous AYE
• Approved Red Ribbon Week proclamation (Oct 23‑31, 2025) – unanimous AYE
• Approved National Night Out proclamation (Oct 7, 2025) – unanimous AYE
• Approved amendment to Canyon Lake Hills Unit 3 plat, combining Lots 1611R & 1615 into Lot 1611RR – unanimous AYE
• No decision recorded on final plat approval of Purlsong Unit 1 (public comments heard)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss accepting roads and drainage improvements for several subdivisions. The body is also considering several grants from the Office of the Governor and funding for the Sheriff's Office. Other items include mental health facility contracts and local wrecker regulations.

• Acceptance of roads and drainage for Meyer Ranch Unit 14 and The Landing Unit 1
• FY 2026 Specialty Courts Program grant for $89,082 to support Accountability Court
• FY 2026 Truancy Prevention Grant Program award of $30,000 for SAFE Program
• Acceptance of $16,496.20 from Bexar Metro 911 Network for dispatch chairs
• Approval of Order #531 regarding Local Regulations of Wrecker and Towing Services

The Commissioners Court approved the posted claims and several proclamations, accepted a donation of high‑intensity chairs for the Sheriff’s Office, and approved the acceptance and maintenance of roads and storm‑water drainage improvements for multiple subdivisions. It also approved grant awards for the Specialty Courts Program ($89,082) and the Truancy Prevention Program ($30,000). All motions carried with unanimous "AYE" votes.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved Constitution Week proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved Texas Master Naturalist Lindheimer Chapter proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved $16,496 donation of eight dispatch chairs for the Sheriff’s Office (all AYE)
• Approved acceptance of roads and drainage for Meyer Ranch Unit 14 (all AYE)
• Approved continuation certificate for Construction Bond No. 7901116877 for Lark Canyon Unit 2 (all AYE)
• Approved FY2026 Specialty Courts Program grant award of $89,082 (all AYE)
• Approved FY2026 Truancy Prevention Grant award of $30,000 (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will decide on several road acceptances and street naming requests. The body is also considering contracts for facility studies and a partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

• Agreement with ICE and DHS to participate in the 287(g) Warrant Service Officer Program
• Feasibility study proposal from HDR, Inc. for the Comal County Jail Expansion
• Facility study proposal from Parkhill for the Comal County Tax Office
• Acceptance of roads and drainage for 4S Ranch (Units 7B through 11) and Johnson Ranch South
• Approval of a donation agreement with Digital Expressions for Jumbo Evans Sports Park

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the pending claims, named two private driveways (Jones Ranch Rd and Sunshine Ridge Rd), and accepted multiple road and storm‑water projects into the County Unit Road System—including 4.8 miles of new roads in 4S Ranch and Mustang Vista. The court also approved a donation agreement for a new Jumbo Evans Sports Park sign and authorized a USTA SmartAccess program grant. No action was taken on the architectural services amendment.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved street name Jones Ranch Rd for private road (all AYE)
• Approved street name Sunshine Ridge Rd for private road (all AYE)
• Accepted Johnson Ranch South Unit 7 Star Gazer Road into County Unit Road System (all AYE)
• Accepted Johnson Ranch South Star Gazer Road into County Unit Road System (all AYE)
• Accepted 4.8 miles of new county roads in 4S Ranch and Mustang Vista into Unit Road System (all AYE)
• Approved donation agreement for Jumbo Evans Sports Park sign (all AYE)
• Approved USTA 2025 SmartAccess Program Grant (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold public hearings regarding the proposed 2026 budget, the 2025 tax rate, and 2026 salaries for elected officials. The body will also consider contracts for jail and tax office studies and finalize polling details for the November 4, 2025 election.

• Public hearings on 2026 budget, 2025 tax rate, and 2026 elected officials' salaries
• Feasibility study proposal from HDR, Inc. for Comal County Jail Expansion
• Facility study proposal from Parkhill for the Comal County Tax Office
• Acceptance of roads and drainage in Kyndwood Unit 3 and Mayfair Parcel E-6
• Donations of $1,958.50 each to Constable Precinct 1 and Constable Precinct 4

The Commissioners Court approved the Claims and several proclamations, and it accepted three road projects—Kyndwood Unit 3, Mayfair Parcel E‑6, and the Hill Top Views subdivision—into the Comal County Unit Road System. It also approved the 2026 Texans Feeding Texans grant, a public‑health MOU, an interlocal health‑benefits agreement, a supplemental asphalt contract, and set early‑voting locations, clerk numbers, and ballot‑board judges for the November 4, 2025 election.

• Approved Claims (9.4.25) – motion carried (AYE)
• Approved Hunger Action Month proclamation – motion carried (AYE)
• Approved acceptance of Kyndwood Unit 3 roads into county system – motion carried (AYE)
• Approved acceptance of Mayfair Parcel E‑6 roads into county system – motion carried (AYE)
• Approved final plat for Hill Top Views subdivision – motion carried (AYE)
• Approved Resolution 2025‑18 Texans Feeding Texans grant – motion carried (AYE)
• Approved early‑voting locations for Nov 4, 2025 election – motion carried (AYE)
• Approved appointment of early‑voting ballot board judge and alternate – motion carried (AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will discuss and vote on the 2026 budget, elected official salaries, and various departmental transfers. The meeting also includes approvals for road projects, donations, and interlocal agreements.

• Public hearing on proposed 2026 Comal County budget
• Public hearing on proposed salaries of Elected Officials for 2026
• Approval of 2026 Comal County budget
• Approval of line-item transfer for judicial pay increases
• Approval of donation of $17,250 from Canyon Lake Girls Softball

The Commissioners Court approved the final plat and variances for Meyer Ranch U16, establishing new lots and accepting a surety letter. It also accepted completion of Kyndwood Unit 1 road and storm‑water work, added the roads to the county system, and released the related construction bond. Additional actions included waiving permitting fees for two Homes for Our Troops sites, adopting a mulch and brush policy, and approving several agreements and donations with Canyon Lake Girls Softball. All motions passed with unanimous "AYE" votes.

• Approved final plat and variances for Meyer Ranch U16, establishing Lots 1‑162, 900‑908 (all AYE)
• Accepted Kyndwood Unit 1 road and storm‑water improvements, added to County Road System, released Bond #K41845855 (all AYE)
• Waived permitting fees for Homes for Our Troops projects at 155 Red Rose St and 421 Mexican Hat Dr (all AYE)
• Adopted updated Mulch & Brush policy for the County Recycling Facility (all AYE)
• Approved First Amendment to Facilities Use Agreement with Canyon Lake Girls Softball (all AYE)
• Approved Material Donation Agreement for Girls Softball batting cage (all AYE)
• Accepted $17,250 donation from Canyon Lake Girls Softball for batting cage relocation (all AYE)
• Approved Interlocal Agreement with Canyon Ranch MUD for tax assessing and collecting services (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider several actions, including extending construction bonds for road projects, approving health and benefits agreements, and designating an animal control supervisor as the local rabies authority. The court will also discuss an order prohibiting outdoor burning and a proposal to increase bond amounts for county judges. A key item is the approval of an order for a special election on November 4, 2025 to vote on constitutional amendments.

• Extend the surety term for Construction Bond No. K41845855 for roads in Kyndwood, Unit 1 (2‑month extension)
• Extend the Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit No. FTFC-24726 for roads and storm‑water work on Simmons Valley South Entry Road (1‑year extension)
• Approve Texas Association of Counties Health and Employee Benefits Pool 2025‑2026 Administrative Services and Stop‑Loss Agreements
• Adopt an order prohibiting all outdoor burning in unincorporated Comal County
• Approve an order for a special election on Nov. 4, 2025 to vote on constitutional amendments

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the county's claims. The towing services workshop was discussed but no action was taken. The Court also approved a two‑month extension of the construction bond for Kyndwood Unit 1 and a one‑year extension of the standby letter of credit for the Simmons Valley South Entry Road, each passing with all votes in favor.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• No action taken on Towing Services workshop
• Approved two‑month extension of Construction Bond K41845855 for Kyndwood Unit 1 (all AYE)
• Approved one‑year extension of Standby Letter of Credit FTFC‑24726 for Simmons Valley South Entry Road (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and potentially set dates for public hearings on the proposed 2025 tax rate. The agenda includes several items to accept road construction bonds and final plats for various subdivisions, as well as a proclamation for the Comal County Historical Commission.

• Discuss proposed 2025 tax rate and set Public Hearing dates
• Accept road construction bonds for Meyer Ranch, The Landing, and Kyndwood
• Approve street names for Roedis Ave and Legacy Oaks Way
• Authorize County Judge to sign water easement for New Braunfels Utilities
• Approve line-item transfers for travel, elections, and environmental health

The Comal County Commissioners Court approved the claims presented, with all members voting AYE. The Court also approved a proclamation recognizing the Comal County Historical Commission's 2024 Distinguished Service Award, again with all members voting AYE. No other formal actions were recorded in this meeting.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved Historical Commission proclamation (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will meet to approve claims, discuss a law enforcement interlocal agreement with CISD, and consider amendments to two subdivision plats. The court will also review a treasurer's report and a project manager reclassification.

• Approve claims
• Amend plat for Comal Hills Unit 1
• Amend plat for The Summit North Phase 5
• Approve Interlocal Agreement for Law Enforcement Services with CISD
• Reclassify Project Manager position to full-time

The Commissioners Court approved several items, including the West Connector Phase 2 study and a directive to update the Major Thoroughfare Plan. It also approved two plat amendments, the Treasurer’s June 2025 report, an interlocal law‑enforcement agreement, and a reclassification of a project‑manager position with a related budget transfer. All motions carried with unanimous "AYE" votes.

• Approved Claims (7/31/25) – all voting AYE
• Approved amendment to Plat of Comal Hills Unit 1 Block 2, combining Lots 15 & 16 (Lot 15R) – all voting AYE
• Approved amendment to Plat of The Summit North Phase 5, combining Lots 312 & 313 (Lot 312R) – all voting AYE
• Approved Phase 2 of West Connector Study, directing County Engineer to update Major Thoroughfare Plan – all voting AYE
• Approved Treasurer’s Monthly Report for June 2025 (cash $203,483,608.30) – all voting AYE
• Approved Interlocal Agreement for law‑enforcement services between CISD and Comal County – all voting AYE
• Approved reclassification of Project Manager to full‑time (N15) and line‑item transfer for hospitalization funding – all voting AYE

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court voted unanimously on several items, including approving claims, a final plat for Simmons Valley Phase 2, and employee benefit policies. They also approved a public‑health RFQ, a human‑resources reorganization, and pay‑scale adjustments for non‑exempt law‑enforcement positions. Additional line‑item transfers were authorized for a Sheriff’s Office gate and ADA ramp, and for a recycling waterline excavation project.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved final plat and variances for Simmons Valley Phase 2 (all AYE)
• Approved Allstate Group Accident, Critical Illness, and Cancer policies (all AYE)
• Approved release of RFQ 2025‑590 for Public Health Authority (all AYE)
• Approved HR reorganization and related salary adjustments (all AYE)
• Approved non‑exempt law‑enforcement pay‑scale step increases and line‑item transfer (all AYE)
• Approved line‑item transfer for Sheriff’s Office gate replacement and ADA ramp (all AYE)
• Approved line‑item transfer for rock excavation for recycling waterline extension (all AYE)

Commissioners Court Workshop Meeting

The Commissioners Court is holding a workshop meeting to discuss financial planning. The body will receive a presentation regarding budget requests for 2026.

• Presentation of 2026 Comal County Budget requests

The Commissioners Court met on July 17, 2025 for a budget workshop. Judge Sherman Krause presented the 2026 budget request totaling $162.5 million and highlighted personnel and equipment needs across departments. Various department heads gave updates and comments, but no votes or formal approvals were recorded. The workshop was closed without any decisions.

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider the final plat for Hill Country Meadows and a grant application for the Comal County Crisis Center. The body will also discuss budget transfers for Constable Precinct #3 and the Elections department.

• Final plat approval of Hill Country Meadows including 0.161 acres of right-of-way along FM 306
• Comal County Crisis Center application for the 2025 Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Program
• Funding for a Temporary Deputy Constable in Precinct #3 from July 19 to October 17, 2025
• Budget transfer in Elections for the purchase of one standard PC and two laptops
• Approval of claims

The Commissioners Court approved the county’s pending claims. It approved the final plat for Hill Country Meadows, including a 0.161‑acre right‑of‑way dedication. The Court approved the Comal County Crisis Center’s application for the 2025 Emergency Solutions Grant. It approved a temporary Deputy Constable for Precinct 3 and the associated budget line‑item transfer. Finally, it approved a line‑item transfer in the Elections department to purchase a new PC and two laptops.

• Approved county claims (all voting AYE)
• Approved Hill Country Meadows final plat and 0.161‑acre right‑of‑way dedication (all voting AYE)
• Approved Comal County Crisis Center 2025 Emergency Solutions Grant application (all voting AYE)
• Approved temporary Deputy Constable for Precinct 3 and related budget line‑item transfer (all voting AYE)
• Approved Elections line‑item transfer to fund one PC and two laptops (all voting AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court approved several items, including the $12.7 million application for rehabilitation matching funds for the Eikel Blank Dam, a plat amendment for Devils Backbone Heights, and a voluntary right‑of‑way dedication on Hoffmann Lane. The Court also approved the monthly tax collection report, a public‑health emergency budget reduction, and budget transfers for indigent health care and animal‑control supplies. No action was taken on the proposed line‑item transfer for the Sheriff’s Office gate replacement.

• Approved $12.7M dam rehabilitation matching funds application (all AYE)
• Approved Devils Backbone Heights plat amendment combining Lots 42 and 43 (all AYE)
• Approved voluntary right‑of‑way dedication on Hoffmann Lane (all AYE)
• Approved Tax Assessor‑Collector’s June 2025 collection report (all AYE)
• Approved 28% reduction of Public Health Emergency Preparedness grant (all AYE)
• Approved creation of temporary Indigent Health Care Case Coordinator and related line‑item transfer (all AYE)
• Approved line‑item transfer for additional animal‑control supplies (all AYE)
• No action taken on line‑item transfer for Sheriff’s Office gate and ADA ramp project

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider approving a one-year extension for a road construction surety, a public health coordinator position, and appointments to the Comal Trinity Groundwater Conservation District Board. The court will also discuss a line item transfer for office supplies and approve various administrative agreements.

• Approve Amendment No. 1 to Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit for Gatehouse Unit 2 road construction
• Approve temporary funding for Public Health Emergency Preparedness Coordinator ($20,001)
• Approve appointments to Comal Trinity Groundwater Conservation District Board
• Approve employee-paid 2025-2026 MASA-Medical Transport Solutions Employer Benefit Agreement
• Approve Ameriflex FSA and COBRA supplemental benefits fees renewal

The Commissioners Court approved several items, including claims, a standby letter of credit extension, and various benefit agreements. It appointed Felicia James, Ron Harris, and David Evetts to the Groundwater Conservation District Board. No action was taken on temporary funding for a public‑health coordinator. The court also declined to hold an executive session.

• Approved Claims (motion carried, all AYE)
• Approved one‑year extension of standby letter of credit for Gatehouse Unit 2 (motion carried, all AYE)
• Approved Governmental Agency Curation Agreement for 24013 Altgelt Lane project (motion carried, all AYE)
• No action taken on temporary funding for Public Health Emergency Preparedness Coordinator (no objection, no vote)
• Appointed Felicia James, Ron Harris, and David Evetts to the Comal Trinity Groundwater Conservation District Board (motion carried, all AYE)
• Approved 2025‑2026 MASA‑Medical Transport Solutions Employer Benefit Agreement (motion carried, all AYE)
• Approved Ameriflex FSA & COBRA administrative fees renewal (motion carried, all AYE)
• Approved line‑item transfer from Office Supplies to Recurring Contracts for Quadient expenses (motion carried, all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will approve routine claims and recognize B&C Service Center with a Texas Treasure Business Award. It will consider several land‑plat amendments, a grant award of $210,000 for the Veterans Treatment Court, and a letter agreement allowing New Braunfels to use county land for driveway reconstruction. Additional items include employee benefit renewals and budget line‑item transfers.

• Approve acceptance of a $210,000 Veterans Treatment Court grant from the Texas Veterans Commission
• Approve amendment to the plat of Canyon Lake Hills, Unit No. 1 (combine Lots 538 and 539 into Lot 538R)
• Approve amendment to the plat of Vintage Oaks at the Vineyard, Unit 28 (combine Lots 2205 and 2206 into Lot 2205R)
• Approve letter agreement permitting the City of New Braunfels temporary use of county property for San Antonio Street Improvement Project driveway reconstruction
• Approve line‑item transfer in the Sheriff’s budget from Utilities to Radio Tower Lines for rental of the WORD building

The Comal County Commissioners Court approved a series of items, including routine claims, a historical proclamation, several plat amendments, and a $210,000 grant for the Veterans Treatment Court. All motions were seconded and passed with unanimous "AYE" votes. The Court also approved a $52,000 election‑security sub‑grant and other infrastructure agreements.

• Approved Claims (all voting AYE)
• Approved proclamation recognizing B&C Service Center with Texas Historical Commission (all voting AYE)
• Approved amendment to Plat of Canyon Lake Hills, Unit No. 1, combining Lots 538 and 539 (all voting AYE)
• Approved amendment to Plat of Vintage Oaks at the Vineyard, Unit 28, combining Lots 2205 and 2206 (all voting AYE)
• Approved final plat for Vacate and Replat of Smith Ranch Subdivision lots (all voting AYE)
• Approved Gatehouse Unit 4 dedication, surety agreement, and variance requests (all voting AYE)
• Approved acceptance of $210,000 Veterans Treatment Court grant (all voting AYE)
• Approved $52,000 Help America Vote Act election‑security sub‑grant (all voting AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the amendment to the Canyon Lake Hills plat and the final plat for the Simmons Valley North Entry Road, among other items. They also approved a donation agreement for two historic signs, right‑of‑entry agreements with New Braunfels Utilities, a discretionary exemption for Motorola software, a supplemental asphalt contract, and purchases of ticket‑writer equipment. The court accepted the 2024 annual audit reports for Emergency Services Districts 1‑7. All motions passed with every member voting “AYE.”

• Approved Claims (all voting AYE)
• Approved Donation Agreement for two historic signs (all voting AYE)
• Approved Amendment to Plat of Canyon Lake Hills, Unit No. 3 (all voting AYE)
• Approved final plat for Simmons Valley North Entry Road and related surety (all voting AYE)
• Approved Right of Entry and Access Agreements with New Braunfels Utilities (all voting AYE)
• Approved Order #545 discretionary exemption for Motorola Spillman Flex software (all voting AYE)
• Approved Supplemental Agreement No. 2 to Bid #2023-1131 for asphalt (all voting AYE)
• Approved purchase of two Brazos ticket writers and warranties for Constable Precinct 2 (all voting AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss several infrastructure bond extensions, plat amendments, and budget line-item transfers. The body is also considering a statement of non-objection for a multifamily development partnership with the New Braunfels Housing Authority.

• Non-objection to Lyndon Ranch Apartments multifamily development with a Payment In Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreement
• Resolution No. 2025-14 supporting the Great Northern Trail and Schwab Road Project
• Settlement agreement of $15,250.30 for total loss to Sheriff's Unit #1624
• Bond extensions for road construction at Veramendi Precinct 30, Unit 1 and Kyndwood Unit 1
• Amendment to Plat of The Summit North, Phase 2 combining Lots 109 and 110

The Commissioners Court approved a series of items, including claims, a proclamation for Elder Abuse Awareness Month, bond extensions for road projects, a plat amendment, a driveway variance, a transfer of archaeological artifacts, a lien release for Vintage Oaks, and a non‑objection and PILOT agreement for the Lyndon Ranch Apartments development. All motions carried with unanimous "AYE" votes except the driveway variance, which had three AYE votes and one abstention. The approvals authorize the County Judge to sign the related documents.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved Elder Abuse Awareness Month proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved Veramendi Precinct 30 Unit 1 construction bond extension (all AYE)
• Approved Kyndwood Unit 1 construction bond extension (all AYE)
• Approved amendment to The Summit North Phase 2 plat (all AYE)
• Approved driveway variance for 365 Buffalo Springs Rd (3 AYE, 1 abstained)
• Approved Blanco Road realignment agency transfer (all AYE)
• Approved Lyndon Ranch Apartments PILOT and non‑objection (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will meet to approve claims, consider a final plat for Sun Valley Village, and discuss a proposed outdoor burning ban. The court will also review a property agreement for jail water line improvements and approve budget transfers for interpreter services and a Watson Lane East study.

• Discuss approval of outdoor burning ban for unincorporated areas
• Discuss approval of Right of Entry agreement for jail water line improvements
• Discuss approval of final plat for Sun Valley Village Lots 25-28
• Approve line-item transfer for interpreter services in JP Precinct 3
• Approve line-item transfer for Watson Lane East study in Road & Bridge

The Commissioners Court approved the Claims presented by motion of Commissioner Leecock, with all members voting AYE. It also approved the final plat amendment for Sun Valley Village Lots 25AP and 27AP, again with unanimous AYE votes. The Court adopted a Right of Entry and Access Agreement with New Braunfels Utilities, adding a 30‑day termination clause, and authorized the purchase of one desktop computer for Constable Precinct #1. No action was taken on the proposed outdoor‑burning prohibition.

• Approved Claims (all voting AYE)
• Approved final plat for Sun Valley Village Lots 25AP & 27AP (all voting AYE)
• Approved Right of Entry and Access Agreement with NBU, adding 30‑day termination clause (all voting AYE)
• Approved purchase of one desktop computer for Constable Precinct #1 (all voting AYE)
• No action taken on outdoor burning prohibition (no objection, no vote recorded)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider and act on a range of items including claims approvals, proclamations, and several land development and infrastructure matters. Key actions include approving a flood‑monitoring system agreement with TxDOT on the Guadalupe River, authorizing various construction bonds and plat amendments for projects such as River Chase, The Overlook at Canyon Lake, The Landing, and Ponder One Subdivision. The Court will also adopt an order banning outdoor burning in unincorporated areas, approve the award of a Level Up and Paving project bid, and address personnel changes for Emergency Services District #5. Additional items include the Treasurer’s April 2025 report, a contract closeout with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and routine purchases and budget transfers.

• Approve Resolution No. 2025-13 for a flood‑monitoring system with TxDOT on the Guadalupe River (FM 311).
• Approve amendment to the plat of River Chase, Unit Eight, combining Lots 1412 and 1413.
• Approve street name “Barclay Way” for a private road near Rebecca Creek Rd and Cherry Creek Blvd.
• Approve award of Bid 2025-4535 Level Up and Paving Project.
• Approve order prohibiting outdoor burning in unincorporated areas of Comal County.

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved a series of items, including the county’s claims, two proclamations honoring a local business and a TxDOT engineer, several subdivision plats and bond extensions, and a resolution to place a flood‑monitoring system on FM 311. All motions passed with all members voting “AYE.”

• Approved Claims (all voting AYE)
• Approved proclamation for Texas Treasure Business Award for Comal Iron and Metal (all voting AYE)
• Approved proclamation recognizing partnership with TxDOT and Engineer Will Lockett (all voting AYE)
• Approved amendment to plat of River Chase Unit Eight combining lots 1412 and 1413 (all voting AYE)
• Approved one‑year extension of construction bond for The Overlook at Canyon Lake (all voting AYE)
• Approved Construction Bond #K41846215 for The Landing, Unit 1 (all voting AYE)
• Approved final plat for Ponder One subdivision (all voting AYE)
• Approved Resolution 2025‑13 authorizing flood‑monitoring system on FM 311 (all voting AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider and act on a range of items at its regular meeting on May 15, 2025. Items include approving a contract for the Statewide Automated Victim Notification Service maintenance grant, several land‑plat amendments, and a line‑item transfer to fund overtime for law‑enforcement personnel. The court will also discuss a recycling program cost analysis, mulch and brush policies for the county recycling facility, and the re‑appointment of the county fire marshal.

• Approve Contract No. 52025‑SYZ‑COMAL for the Statewide Automated Victim Notification Service Maintenance Grant
• Approve amendment to the plat of Sattler Business Lots, combining Lots 7 and 9 into Lot 7R
• Approve amendment to the plat of Vintage Oaks at the Vineyard, Unit 2, combining Lots 440 and 441 into Lot 440R
• Approve line‑item transfer in the Jail budget from hourly personnel to overtime for law‑enforcement
• Approve re‑appointment of Comal County Fire Marshal Kory Klabunde for a two‑year term

The court unanimously approved the claims presented for May 15, 2025. It also unanimously approved the proclamation honoring Marvin and Ann Giambernardi as recipients of the Frederick Frueholz, Jr. Historic Preservation Award.

• Approved claims (all AYE)
• Approved proclamation for Marvin and Ann Giambernardi (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider a range of items, including routine proclamations, financial reports, and several contract and policy approvals. Key decisions include a health‑emergency grant contract amendment, a technology purchase for Justice of Peace Precinct 4, and a precinct‑boundary change effective January 1 2026. The meeting will also approve the 2026 County budget calendar and related line‑item transfers.

• Approve claims (Claims Cover Page.pdf).
• Approve amendment to Department of State Health Services Contract No. HHS001439500019 for the Center for Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Grant.
• Approve purchase of a Surface Pro 10, Surface Pro Keyboard, and Dell Curved Monitor for Justice of Peace Precinct 4.
• Approve amendment to split Precinct 206 and absorb it into Precinct 211, effective Jan 1 2026.
• Approve the 2026 Comal County Budget Calendar.

The Comal County Commissioners Court approved a series of actions, including the 2026 budget calendar, a precinct‑boundary amendment, a public‑health grant amendment, and a memorandum of understanding for vaccine clinics. It also approved the purchase of technology for Justice of Peace Precinct 4 and line‑item transfers for Juvenile Probation and Road & Bridge. No action was taken on the proposed outdoor‑burning prohibition.

• Approved 2026 Budget Calendar (All voting 'AYE')
• Approved amendment to precinct boundary: split Precinct 206 into Precinct 206 and 211 (All voting 'AYE')
• Approved Amendment No. 2 to HHS contract for public‑health grant (All voting 'AYE')
• Approved MOU between Community Resource and Recreation Center of Canyon Lake and County Public Health for monthly vaccine clinics (All voting 'AYE')
• Approved purchase of Surface Pro 10, keyboard and Dell curved monitor for Justice of Peace Precinct 4 (All voting 'AYE')
• Approved line‑item transfer in Juvenile Probation for desktop PC replacements (All voting 'AYE')
• Approved line‑item transfer in Road & Bridge for office painting (All voting 'AYE')
• No action taken on order prohibiting outdoor burning in unincorporated areas (no decision)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to discuss several plat amendments, public nuisance lien releases, and law enforcement agreements. The body is also considering a resolution to support a $9.5 million funding request for the Comal County Extended Observation Unit for FY26/27.

• Resolution No. 2025-12 requesting $9.5 million for Comal County Extended Observation Unit operational costs
• Proposed order prohibiting all outdoor burning in unincorporated Comal County
• Public hearing and potential cancellation of Lot 36L, Inland Estates
• LPR User Agreement between Texas Department of Public Safety and Comal County Sheriff’s Office
• Acceptance of $5,301.93 from a Sheriff's Sale for a demolition lien at 398 Glenn Drive

The court approved several proclamations, an amendment to the Summit North plat, the release of a wastewater construction bond, the cancellation of Lot 36L in Inland Estates, a variance for four homes on Charter Oak Drive, the release of a lien on 398 Glenn Drive, and a license‑plate‑reader data‑sharing agreement with the Texas Department of Public Safety. No action was taken on the outdoor‑burning prohibition, and a resolution supporting a $9.5 million funding request was discussed but not voted on.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved Summit North Phase 1 plat amendment combining Lots 29R and 31 (all AYE)
• Approved release of Veramendi Subdivision wastewater line bond #HSHNSU0852573 (all AYE)
• Approved Order #542 cancelling Lot 36L, Inland Estates (all AYE)
• Approved variance for 861 Charter Oak Drive with signage conditions (AYES: Leecock, Haag, Webb, Crownover; abstained: Judge Krause)
• Approved release of lien and deposit of $5,301.93 check for 398 Glenn Drive (all AYE)
• Approved MOU and License Plate Reader user agreement with Texas DPS (all AYE)
• No action taken on outdoor‑burning prohibition (item postponed)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider approving 2026 precinct boundary changes, a lease for a Canyon Lake sheriff's substation, and various park and legal agreements. The court will also recognize local families and small businesses.

• Approve 2026 precinct boundary changes
• Approve lease for Canyon Lake sheriff's substation at 1928 FM 2673
• Approve Supplemental Agreements for easements
• Approve Alcohol Permit for Spring Branch Tennis Association
• Approve DPS Law Enforcement Support Office (LESO) Texas 1033 Program

The Court unanimously approved a series of items including claims, proclamations, land plat approvals, easement agreements, an alcohol permit for a tennis event, the 2026 parks selection process, various county reports, the LES 1033 program, a lease for a sheriff substation, an online poll‑worker training system, and new election precinct boundaries effective Jan 1 2026. All motions were passed with all members voting “AYE.”

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved proclamation recognizing the Benedict and Anetta Kaderli Family (all AYE)
• Approved proclamation recognizing Small Business Week and Beverly Davidek (all AYE)
• Approved amendment to Mystic Shores plat, combining Lots 1522 and 1523 (all AYE)
• Approved final plat for Christ Our King Lots 1ARA and 1ARB (all AYE)
• Approved Supplemental Agreements No. 2 and No. 3 for boat ramp easements (all AYE)
• Approved alcohol permit for Spring Branch Tennis Association Fun Fest (all AYE)
• Approved precinct boundary changes for Precincts 103, 204, 205, 206, 305, 403, 404 (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will discuss and potentially approve several items, including a $19.42 donation to the Veterans Treatment Court, a land gift of about 39.31 acres for a nature sanctuary, and a $218,854 compensable delay change order for an ARPA‑funded Public Health/Emergency Operations Center. Other agenda items cover proclamations, a plat amendment for The Legends at Rancho del Lago, a water‑conservation presentation, and various approvals such as a drone purchase and a park budget transfer.

• Approve $218,854 compensable delay change order for ARPA‑funded Public Health/Emergency Operations Center
• Approve gift deed of ~39.31 acres from Christchurch, Texas, L.P. for a public nature sanctuary
• Approve amendment to plat of The Legends at Rancho del Lago, Unit 1 (combine Lots 59 and 60)
• Approve purchase of one drone (non‑capital equipment, no budget amendment)
• Approve line‑item transfer for irrigation filter at Jumbo Evans Sports Park

The court approved the Claims as presented, with all members voting AYE. It accepted a proclamation recognizing April 30, 2025 as National Therapy Animal Day, and another recognizing April 22, 2025 as Earth Day, each passing with all AYE votes. The court also approved a $19.42 donation from the American Online Giving Foundation, again with all AYE votes.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Accepted National Therapy Animal Day proclamation (all AYE)
• Accepted Earth Day proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved $19.42 donation to Veterans Treatment Court (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider a range of items, including a $272,387.08 ACH payment to the U.S. Treasury for the State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds program. The court will also discuss bond extensions, a stop‑sign installation, lot cancellations, and various asset and line‑item transfers. Several public hearings will be held on the stop sign and the cancellation of lots in Ranch Louise.

• Approve ACH payment of $272,387.08 to the U.S. Treasury for SLFRF program
• Public hearing and approval of a stop sign at N. Cranes Mill Rd. and Canyon Shores Rd.
• Approve cancellation of Lots 6R and 7R, Ranch Louise
• Approve amendment to Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit for Meyer Ranch, Unit 14
• Approve line‑item transfer to fund purchase of 10 tasers and related software subscription

The court approved the county's pending claims and extended several construction surety bonds for projects in Veramendi Precinct 27 and Meyer Ranch Unit 14. It also approved the placement of a stop sign at N. Cranes Mill Road and Canyon Shores Road, and authorized an ACH payment of $272,387.08 to the U.S. Treasury for the SLFRF program. The court approved the cancellation of lots 6R and 7R in Ranch Louise.

• Approved Claims (all voting AYE)
• Approved extension of Construction Bond #7901181740 for Veramendi Precinct 27, Unit 1 (all voting AYE)
• Approved release of Construction Bond #HSHNSU0852570 for Veramendi Subdivision (all voting AYE)
• Approved Amendment No.1 to Standby Letter of Credit NUSCGS051937 for Meyer Ranch Unit 14 (all voting AYE)
• No action taken on public hearing for stop sign at N. Cranes Mill Rd & Canyon Shores Rd
• Approved placement of stop sign at N. Cranes Mill Rd & Canyon Shores Rd (all voting AYE)
• Approved Order #541 cancelling Lots 6R and 7R, Ranch Louise (all voting AYE)
• Approved ACH payment of $272,387.08 to the U.S. Treasury for SLFRF program (all voting AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss a prohibition on outdoor burning in unincorporated areas and review multiple land platting requests. The body is also considering software for the Tax Office and personnel compensation changes.

• Proposed order prohibiting all outdoor burning in unincorporated Comal County
• Final plat approval of Canyon Ranch, Unit 3
• Subscription Agreement with Spindlemedia, LLC for Tax Office collection software
• Compensation for Investigator position 025-307-005 set at $75,358.40
• Amendment to Plat of Rebecca Creek Park Third Filing, Block 48

The Court approved the April claims, a proclamation for Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and an amendment to the Rebecca Creek Park plat. It set a May 1 public hearing for the cancellation of Inland Estates Lot 36L, approved the Canyon Ranch Unit 3 plat and its surety letter, and authorized a software subscription agreement with Spindlemedia. The Court also approved revisions to the Buyer II job description and compensation for a new investigator position.

• Approved April 3 claims (AYE)
• Approved Sexual Assault Awareness Month proclamation (AYE)
• Approved amendment to Rebecca Creek Park plat, Block 48 (AYE)
• Set May 1 public hearing for Inland Estates Lot 36L cancellation (AYE)
• Approved Canyon Ranch Unit 3 plat, surety letter, and variance requests (AYE)
• Approved Spindlemedia subscription agreement for Tax Office software (AYE)
• Approved revision of Buyer II job description (AYE)
• Approved $75,358.40 compensation for Investigator position (AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Court voted to approve the presented claims, the Autism Acceptance Month proclamation, the Child Abuse Prevention Month proclamation, and the acceptance of a $5,045.37 donation for the Sheriff’s Office. All motions passed with unanimous "AYE" votes. No other substantive actions were decided during this meeting.

• Approved Claims (all AYE)
• Approved Autism Acceptance Month proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved Child Abuse Prevention Month proclamation (all AYE)
• Approved $5,045.37 donation to Sheriff’s Office General Donations (all AYE)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will meet to approve claims, recognize Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and consider several contracts and agreements. The court will also discuss and vote on real estate plat changes and a software subscription transfer.

• Approve claims and a proclamation for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• Discuss and consider final plat approval for Tri City Park
• Discuss and consider approval of a contract with the American Red Cross for office space at 1297 Church Hill Dr
• Discuss and consider approval of a contract with OCV, LLC for a Comal County Sheriff's Office app
• Discuss and consider approval of a $6,127.50 payment to New Braunfels Utilities for the Mental Health Facility

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved multiple contracts, a proclamation, and a payment for the Mental Health Facility. It also approved a plat amendment for Cranes Mill Landing and a line‑item transfer for a digital evidence system. Two items (Tri City Park plat and a sheriff‑office app agreement) were deferred with no action taken.

• Approved county claims (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation for Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Cranes Mill Landing plat, creating Lot 59R (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to State Health Services immunization grant contract (unanimous)
• Approved renewal lease with American Red Cross for 1297 Church Hill Dr (unanimous)
• Approved supplemental irrigation system repair agreement with Carter Irrigation (unanimous)
• Approved $6,127.50 payment to New Braunfels Utilities for Mental Health Facility power (unanimous)
• Approved line‑item transfer to fund digital evidence management system subscription (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider a series of approvals and transfers, including budget line‑item adjustments to address negative balances. Other items include a street‑name designation for Sunstorm Cir, a cancellation request for Ranch Louise lots, and an agreement to place a high‑water warning siren and flood sensor at 8664 River Road. The Court will also adopt a proclamation for the New Braunfels Noon Lions Club Centennial Day and an order banning outdoor burning in unincorporated areas.

• Approve 2024 budget line‑item transfers to cover negative balances
• Approve line‑item transfer for copier lease and maintenance in Road & Bridge Administration
• Approve street name “Sunstorm Cir” for a private road near Old Bastrop Rd and River City Dr
• Approve agreement to install a high‑water warning system siren and flood sensor at 8664 River Road
• Approve order prohibiting all outdoor burning in unincorporated areas of Comal County

Commissioners Court

The court will consider and vote on a contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to expand law‑enforcement services at Canyon Lake, including a first amendment to that contract. It will also act on several plat amendments, a construction bond extension, and a temporary road closure for the Mayfest event. Additional items include line‑item transfers for equipment purchases and resolutions supporting a new judicial district and quarry legislation.

• Approve U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Contract No. W9126G25P0008 and its first amendment for increased law‑enforcement services at Canyon Lake
• Approve plat amendments for Scenic Heights, Cypress Cove, and The Peninsula at Mystic Shores
• Approve continuation certificate for Construction Bond K41845855 for Kyndwood Unit 1 road work
• Approve temporary closure of Ransom Drive for Mayfest on May 9‑10, 2025
• Approve line‑item transfers to fund laptop purchases and office supplies

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will consider a series of approvals, including a Chapter 381 Economic Development Incentive Agreement with Costco Wholesale Corporation. The agenda also contains several plat amendment approvals, infrastructure project authorizations, and multiple line‑item budget transfers. Additional items include a historic preservation proclamation, a State Farm settlement, and various administrative actions.

• Approve Chapter 381 Economic Development Incentive Agreement with Costco Wholesale Corporation
• Approve line‑item transfer for West Connector study from SH 46 to FM 2722
• Approve amendment to Plat of Canyon Lake Hills, Unit No. 1, combining Lots 203‑205 into Lot 203R
• Approve Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Owner Authorization Form for the Smithson Valley Road bridge project
• Accept State Farm settlement of $15,151.19 for damage at 6450 Rebecca Creek Road

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will meet to approve claims, recognize a holiday, and consider agreements for road and drainage improvements in Johnson Ranch. The court will also discuss budget transfers for jail equipment and software licenses.

• Accept Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit No. ISB002697 for Johnson Ranch South Unit 7 road and drainage improvements
• Accept Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit No. ISB002681 for Johnson Ranch South Unit 8 road and drainage improvements
• Approve Texas Comptroller Award #IA-0000001384 for Rural Law Enforcement Salary Assistance Program
• Approve line item transfer for Jail property improvements to purchase a replacement boiler
• Approve line item transfer for County Court at Law Court #3 computer replacements

Commissioners Court

The Court will consider and vote on several subdivision amendments, including Canyon Lake Hills Unit 5 and The Summit Estates at Fischer Unit 1, as well as a pool construction request in Vintage Oaks. It will also review extensions of standby letters of credit for road work in 4S Ranch, a donation agreement for bleachers at Jumbo Evans Sports Park, and a $6,382 purchase of ticket‑writer equipment for the Constable's Office. Additional items include grant applications for specialty courts, a public‑health grant renewal, and updates to employee and DOT policies.

• Approve Amendment to Plat of Canyon Lake Hills, Unit 5 (combine Lots 2210‑2212)
• Approve Amendment to Plat of The Summit Estates at Fischer, Unit 1 (combine Lots 63 & 67)
• Approve extensions of Irrevocable Standby Letters of Credit for 4S Ranch Units 9A and 7B
• Approve donation agreement with KMI Sports Construction for bleachers at Jumbo Evans Sports Park
• Approve $6,382 purchase of two Brazos ticket‑writer systems for Constable's Office Precinct 2

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss accepting roads and drainage improvements into the county system for Steelwood Trail Unit 3. The body will also consider a $67,291 federal award for undocumented criminal alien incarceration costs and a plat amendment for Rancho Del Lago Phase XII.

• Acceptance of roads and storm water drainage in Steelwood Trail, Unit 3 into the Comal County Unit Road System
• Approval of $67,291 State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP) award
• Amendment to Plat of Rancho Del Lago, Phase XII to combine Lots 179 and 180
• Transfer of Sequential Intercept Model Implementation Grant application to Hill Country Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center
• Approval of a temporary Clerk III position in the Purchasing Office from February 3 to February 7, 2025

Commissioners Court

The Comal County Commissioners Court will meet to approve claims, accept a $10,000 donation for the Sheriff's Office, and consider accepting road construction projects into the county system. The court will also discuss several grant applications and policy revisions.

• Accept $10,000 donation for Sheriff's Office
• Accept roads into county system for Cibolo Cliff Ranches
• Accept roads into county system for Creekside Terrace Unit 2
• Accept roads into county system for 4S Ranch Mustang Vista Phase 4
• Approve Comal County Purchasing Policy Revision 3