Comal County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Comal County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Comal County is facing a major leadership shakeup following the sudden passing of County Judge Sherman Krause. The county is now tasked with navigating the transition process to fill this critical executive role.
The county is planning its budget for next year, with a 2.9% increase requested to handle growth. This impacts how tax dollars are spent on public safety, courts, and infrastructure.
A deadly crash involving a dump truck in New Braunfels has sparked a serious conversation about how to keep our streets safe from heavy industrial traffic. City officials are now under pressure to rethink pedestrian safety as these large vehicles become a more common sight in our neighborhoods.
Comal County is rewriting the rulebook for how new subdivisions get built, and they’re hosting a meeting this Thursday to hear your take. If you’re tired of traffic or concerned about how fast our neighborhoods are changing, now is the time to show up and have your say.
The county approved health and supplemental insurance renewals for the 2026-2027 year. These plans are vital for employee retention and recruitment.
Comal County just declared a disaster because the dry weather has turned our area into a tinderbox. This move clears the way for extra emergency resources and means you should expect strict new burn bans to keep everyone safe.
The county reviewed a water availability report for Texas Water Supply, ensuring there is enough water for future growth over the next 20 years.
Comal County is dropping $1.9 million on a new flood siren system along the Guadalupe River. It’s a major upgrade to make sure you get a heads-up before high water becomes a life-threatening emergency.
The City Council is deciding on a major new housing project that could significantly increase density in your neighborhood. It’s a contentious move that will fundamentally change the local landscape and character of the area.
Election season is officially here in Comal County, and the race for County Judge is shaping up to be a big one. Check out this Q&A to see how the candidates plan to handle the local issues that actually impact your day-to-day routine.