Summary
The Court accepted Simmons Valley roads into county maintenance (meaning taxpayers now maintain them) and abandoned a remnant of the historic New Braunfels-Blanco Road that hasn't been maintained in decades.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 12
- Last 30 days
- 2
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
County assumes maintenance responsibility for the accepted Simmons Valley roads.
Simmons Valley residents get county-maintained roads; landowners gain clear title on the abandoned remnant.
Residents waiting on the Jacobs Creek bridge project experience further delays.
Mentions & discussions (16)
Commissioners Court - Oct 22, 2026
Funds from a delayed bridge project were reallocated to extend the county's road paving season to a record 63 miles and purchase needed equipment.
Commissioners Court - Oct 1, 2026
The Court accepted Simmons Valley roads into county maintenance (meaning taxpayers now maintain them) and abandoned a remnant of the historic New Braunfels-Blanco Road that hasn't been maintained in decades.
Commissioners Court - Jul 9, 2026
The County Engineer announced progress on the annual paving season, projecting a record-breaking 62 miles of road improvements completed by the end of August. An interactive daily road work tracker is now available on the county website for residents.
Man was driving 100+ mph before Comal County crash that killed woman and dog, affidavit states
Man was driving 100+ mph before Comal County crash that killed woman and dog, affidavit states KSAT
Commissioners Court - Apr 23, 2026
The county accepted new roads in Mayfair and Steelwood Trail into the county road system and approved a replat for Ridgeview Oaks East. These actions ensure proper maintenance and infrastructure standards in growing residential areas.
Man charged after dump truck hits, kills pedestrian in New Braunfels, city says
Man charged after dump truck hits, kills pedestrian in New Braunfels, city says KSAT
Commissioners Court - Dec 11, 2025
The county is lobbying for the expansion of SH-46 between IH-35 and IH-10 to reduce congestion and improve safety. This is a long-term, complex project involving coordination with state and regional partners.
Commissioners Court - Oct 9, 2025
The county is moving forward with engineering design to fix a flood-prone low water crossing on River Road at Jacob's Creek. This project aims to prevent emergency responders and residents from getting trapped during heavy rains.
Commissioners Court - Sep 18, 2025
The county is funding an engineering design study for a bridge at the flood-prone River Road low-water crossing at Jacob's Creek. During heavy rains, the crossing routinely floods, trapping residents and emergency staff.
Commissioners Court - Sep 11, 2025
The county accepted nearly five miles of new subdivision roads into the county maintenance system across developments like 4S Ranch and Johnson Ranch South, while releasing financial sureties.
Commissioners Court - Jul 24, 2025
The county transferred contingency funds to support a record 60 miles of road paving and cover flood-related overtime.
Commissioners Court - Jun 12, 2025
Heavy overnight rain brought up to seven inches of precipitation across parts of the county, causing the Dry Comal to crest near 20 feet and resulting in 11 county road closures.
Commissioners Court - Apr 10, 2025
Residents and county staff reviewed sight distance issues at a skewed intersection north of Canyon Lake. The court voted to install a stop sign to improve safety despite resident feedback suggesting alternative traffic flow patterns.
Commissioners Court - Mar 27, 2025
The county engineer's office presented details on the upcoming Altgelt Lane Bridge replacement project, which will eliminate a dangerous low-water crossing and sharp curve starting April 1.
City Council adopts New Braunfels Bicycle and Pedestrian Network Plan
City Council adopts New Braunfels Bicycle and Pedestrian Network Plan
McQueeney Road lane closures expected as NBU continues interceptor project
McQueeney Road lane closures expected as NBU continues interceptor project
Related development
Simmons Valley South Entry Road
Secures county maintenance of the access road serving the larger Simmons Valley subdivision.
Canyon Ranch, Unit 3
Extends the timeline for completing required subdivision infrastructure improvements.
Simmons Valley Unit 1
Residents now have county-maintained paved roads with signage installed.
Meyer Ranch, Unit 14
Extends financial guarantees for outstanding subdivision improvements along Highway 46.
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