Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in New Braunfels public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues in roads with high priority
2026 Roadway Impact Fee Rate Review
Staff presented a multi-year financial audit required by state law to account for how roadway impact fee funds have been collected and spent.
Pahmeyer Road Traffic Calming
The board will consider recommending traffic calming measures between Broadmoor Drive and McQueeney Road to help manage vehicle speeds and improve neighborhood safety.
Road Infrastructure Financing
City staff presented upcoming infrastructure and transportation projects aligned with the economic development corporation's strategic priorities.
High School Stadium Traffic and Parking Management
The council established new parking restrictions around the newly opened Long Creek High School stadium to protect residential neighborhoods from event congestion.
Downtown Managed Parking Program
Residents and business owners shared concerns and suggestions regarding the downtown managed parking program, prompting council to direct staff to study resident passes and validation options.
Neighborhood Traffic Safety and Speeding on Divine Way
The board recommended banning parking on both sides of Divine Way near Fayette Drive to fix traffic flow and safety concerns.
Kohlenberg Road Improvements Project
The city moved to use eminent domain to acquire necessary land and easements from property owner Lynn K. Wohlfahrt after nearly a year of negotiations for the Kohlenberg Road widening project.
Traffic Safety on Alves Lane
Neighbors expressed significant concerns about speeding and traffic safety on Alves Lane, arguing that the street is already dangerous for pedestrians and emergency vehicles.
Willowbrook Street Parking Restrictions
Council responded to neighborhood safety concerns in August Fields by restricting parking on one side of Willowbrook to protect children walking to Timmerman Park.