Jen Crownover

public park access

Local businesses relying on weekend lake traffic and boaters might see a slight dip in revenue while repairs are underway.

Water Availability

Multi-million dollar regional water infrastructure projects like WaterSECURE are in development.

Outdoor Burn Ban

Reduces the risk of costly wildfire emergencies.

Road Infrastructure

County assumes maintenance responsibility for the accepted Simmons Valley roads.

2027 County Budget Planning

Total budget of $214 million with a tax rate of $0.305015 per $100 valuation.

Grant Applications for Specialty Courts and Juvenile Programs

$231,297.20 in state grant funding awarded.

Johnson Way Road Dedication and Assessment

Developer will fund $175,000 in required road improvements.

Subdivision Regulation Updates

Costs for traffic impact studies and enhanced road construction standards will be borne by developers.

Mental Health Facility Construction Acceleration

Cost of $88,040.54 covered entirely by federal ARPA funds.

Youth Sports Park Improvements & Funding Swaps

Funded through existing property improvements budget and partner donations.

Conservation Land Acquisition

Up to $25.575 million in debt, payable from property taxes and solid waste system revenues — though about $4.5 million may be forgiven.

2026 Comal County Budget and 2025 Property Tax Rate Adoption

Maintains the existing property tax rate of $0.305015 per $100 valuation.

Jail and Tax Office Capital Projects

Debt issuance of $155 million for capital construction.

Mental Health Facility Project Change Order

$52,261.64 funded from American Rescue Plan Act interest-earned funds.

Emergency Services District Board Nomination Policy

None.

Canyon Lake Water Quality Protection

$30 million program funded by state revolving fund financing with $4.4 million principal forgiveness; unused funds can be returned without penalty.

High-Water Warning System Power Upgrades

$1.25 million total, split pro rata with $553,000 to the city; county gets a city-funded technician and 50% equipment cost-share.

Meyer Ranch Unit 13 Road Acceptance

County assumes long-term maintenance; a two-year maintenance bond covers construction-period damage.

early voting

No direct financial impact on taxpayers is associated with this routine civic process.

Krueger Canyon Road Development Agreement & Safety Improvements

County pays no more than 30% of total construction cost; CEMEX covers the rest plus right-of-way acquisition on the northern segment (a county obligation per the DA's clarification).

Approve Claims

Proclamation — Operation Green Light for Veterans

Proclamation — Czech Heritage Month

Accept roads — The Preserve at Elm Creek, Unit 2

Amendment to Plat — Cypress Lake Gardens, Western Skies, Block 104

Amendment to Plat — Mystic Shores, Unit 13

Interlocal Agreement — Flash Flood Warning System with New Braunfels

Development Agreement — CEMEX, Krueger Canyon Road

Pre-Qualification Pool — RFQ 2026-530 Engineering Services

Pre-Qualification Pool — RFQ 2026-540 Architectural Services

Pre-Qualification Pool — RFQ 2026-550 Geotechnical Services

Pre-Qualification Pool — RFQ 2026-560 Surveying Services

Chapter 59 Asset Forfeiture Audit Report

Dell Apex Backup Subscription Orders and Amendments

Line-item transfer — IT cloud backup

Engineer-in-Training (E5) job description

Line-item transfer — Road Department EIT funding

Approve Claims

Red Ribbon Week Proclamation

Hill Country Night Sky Month Proclamation

Commissioner Kevin Webb made a motion, second by Commissioner Doug Leecock to approve Action Agenda Item #14.

Commissioner Webb made a motion, second by Commissioner Jen Crownover to approve Action Agenda Item #11.

Commissioner Kevin Webb made a motion, second by Commissioner Doug Leecock to approve Action Agenda Item #15.

Resolution 2026-17 — notice of intent to issue Certificates of Obligation

TAC Workers' Compensation Program renewal

TAC Liability Program renewal

for the final approval and adoption of the Fiscal Year 2027 Comal County Budget as proposed by Commissioners Court on August 20, 2026, with the amendments as presented by Judge Hoyt

Adopt Fiscal Year 2027 Budget

approve Action Agenda Item #26

TAC Health and Employee Benefits Pool Agreements

Order #564 - Denial of Subdivision Cancellation for The Summit Estates at Fischer, Unit 1

approve Action Agenda Item #7

Resolution 2026-13: Railroad Crossing Safety Grant Application

approve Action Agenda Item #17

Adopt Resolution 2026-12 Regarding Data Centers

approve

Waive Permitting Fees for 354 Paradise Drive

Commissioner Scott Haag made a motion, second by Commissioner Doug Leecock to approve Action Agenda Item #2.

Resolution 2026-07: Accountability Court Grant Officials

to appoint Kristen Hoyt to the position of Comal County Judge effective immediately with the bond set at $10,000.

Appointment of County Judge

Referencing Item 21 (A), I move to authorize County Commissioner Crownover to negotiate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property in accordance with Section 551.072 Texas Government Code

approve Action Agenda Item #14

Approval of TAC HEBP Interlocal Agreement for EAP Services

Authorization for Real Property Negotiations

approve Action Agenda Item #27 with the correction related to Precinct 1

Joint Resolution #2025-29: ESD Nomination Process

approve Action Agenda Item #14

Resolution for Texas Water Development Board Financial Assistance

make an amendment to make building it contingent on actually getting the grant

USTA Tennis Venue Services Inquiry Form Approval

Commissioner Jen Crownover made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Doug Leecock to approve Action Agenda Item #13 A), B), and C).

approve Action Agenda Item #27

approve amendment number one to the 2026 Comal County Budget

Adoption of 2026 Comal County Budget (Amendment No. 1 and Budget as Amended)

Realignment of 2025 Salary for County Court at Law No. 3

Expressed concern that clawing back previously approved budgeted salary shakes confidence in the county's administrative process.

approve Action Agenda Item #24

amend the proposed salaries for Elected Constables Precinct 1, 2, 3, and 4 to $89,536 and set the additional public hearings for the salaries of Elected Officials and the Proposed Budget during the Re

Amend Proposed Constable Salaries and Set Public Hearings

Approve Line-Item Transfer for Judicial Pay Increases (SB 293)

to approve Action Agenda Item #6

Variance for Buffalo Springs Road Address Assignment

approve Action Agenda Item #10

Road Naming and Address Variance for 861 Charter Oak Drive