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Comal County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Comal County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
New Braunfels has finally reopened its river access points, so you can get back to your weekend water plans. Just be sure to double-check the latest safety rules before you head out.
The county approved a land exchange on Sattler Road to acquire property for a future county annex facility, replacing an aging lease.
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.
A local business owner suggested the county consider purchasing 14 acres of property on River Road for conservation and public access.
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 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.
The county is shifting the administration of a mental health grant to a specialized regional center to better support jail inmates.
New Braunfels is landing a major win with Lefko USA moving its U.S. headquarters to town. This is a big deal for our local economy and means more professional job opportunities right in our backyard.
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.
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.
Comal County is shaking up its recycling rules starting January 1st. Make sure you check the new guidelines now, or you might find your bin left on the curb come trash day.
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.
New Braunfels just fired its city attorney following a chaotic mayoral election. This sudden leadership change could stall ongoing legal projects and shift how the city handles future policy decisions.
Comal County is slapping a new $150 fee on debris disposal starting in January. If you're planning a home renovation or a big garage clean-out, expect your next trip to the dump to cost significantly more.