Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Guadalupe County, TX public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
16 issues
Redwood Neighborhood Stray Dog Concerns
A resident voiced urgent safety concerns regarding aggressive stray dogs and recent dog bites in the unincorporated Redwood neighborhood.
Emergency Services and Volunteer Fire Department Funding
Community members and fire officials debated funding levels for volunteer fire departments versus career county fire rescue amid rapid population growth.
Adoption of 2026 Major Thoroughfare Plan
The county officially adopted its updated Major Thoroughfare Plan to guide future right-of-way preservation and road development amid rapid population growth.
Animal Shelter Sustainability
A resident voiced urgent safety concerns regarding aggressive dog attacks in the unincorporated Redwood community.
FY 2027 Budget Planning
The county adopted a tight budget after an unexpected $1.5 billion drop in taxable value, cutting proposed capital projects and balancing employee compensation.
Employee Compensation
The court debated changing the continuous service requirement for longevity pay from one year to six months, ultimately voting to keep the existing rule.
Right-of-Way Encroachment and Subdivision Regulations
A resident requested a variance to build a carport encroaching 15 feet into a county right-of-way, raising concerns about liability and future road expansion.
Road and Bridge Administration
Guadalupe County is finally teaming up to fix the gridlock caused by our area's explosive growth. They’re prioritizing regional road projects and new transit options to help you spend less time stuck in traffic.
Sheriff's Office Staffing and Detention Center Pressures
Guadalupe County is under fire after an inmate died in custody, sparking serious concerns about how the jail is being run. People are now demanding answers about whether safety protocols are actually being followed behind bars.
Elected Official Compensation
The Court debated whether elected officials should receive raises, ultimately deciding to keep salaries flat while removing a proposed longevity bonus.
Fire Protection Funding
Guadalupe County is officially under a burn ban starting Wednesday, meaning you need to pause all outdoor fires and grilling. It’s a dry season, and the county is trying to prevent accidental wildfires before they start.
Cibolo Creek Flood Recovery
San Antonio and Guadalupe County are finally joining forces to fix chronic flooding issues in our area. This partnership aims to upgrade aging infrastructure so your commute isn't ruined by flooded roads every time it rains.
Political Sign Regulation
The candidate list for the March 3 Guadalupe County elections is officially live. Take a quick look at who’s running so you aren't caught off guard when you head to the polls.
Mehlitz Cemetery Preservation
A resident requested the Court's help to protect a historic family cemetery that may be impacted by a data center development.
Cloudburst Data Center Proposal
Cibolo is scoring a massive win with a new manufacturing plant that’s set to bring 900 jobs to the area. It’s a major boost for the local economy and a sign that the region is becoming a serious industrial hub.
Lifting of County Outdoor Burn Ban
Recent rainfall and improved moisture levels have lowered wildfire risks in Guadalupe County, prompting the county to lift restrictions on outdoor burning. Residents can now conduct outdoor burning as long as they follow state laws and use safe practices.