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Comal County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Comal County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
A resident raised concerns about the county's coordination with federal immigration officers, the use of surveillance technology, and the potential for racial profiling in traffic stops.
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 is shifting the administration of a mental health grant to a specialized regional center to better support jail inmates.
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 county jail is facing staffing shortages and is using overtime pay to maintain operations while actively recruiting new staff.
Scammers are impersonating Comal County deputies to trick you into handing over cash or private data. Remember: real law enforcement will never call you to demand payment, so just hang up if you get one of these calls.
The county is formalizing animal control agreements with Bulverde and Spring Branch to ensure consistent, cost-effective service for residents.
A local man is suing the New Braunfels Police Department over a messy traffic stop that he claims led to a wrongful arrest. This case is putting a spotlight on police conduct and raising questions about how much taxpayer money the city might lose in legal fees.
The county is using Zoom for inmate hearings to save money and improve safety. It's been a big success so far, saving over $167,000.
The Sheriff's Office is adding a new Corporal position to support the expanding School Resource Officer program for local schools.