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Guadalupe County, TX at a glance: 10 recent meetings · 4 upcoming · 4 active issues · 4 decisions
Active issues
What's hot right now· 4
Coming up
Upcoming meetings· 4
On the record
Recent decisions· 4
Meritage Homes performance bond, Lantana Unit 2
Approved 4–0Commissioners CourtOct 27Budget Amendment #26-103 (381 sales tax abatement rebate)
Approved 4–0Commissioners CourtOct 27Budget Amendment #26-104 (jail overtime)
Approved 4–0Commissioners CourtOct 27Budget Amendment #27-2 (modular building relocation)
Approved 4–0Commissioners CourtOct 27
Development watch
What's being built· 4
Recent meetings
Full archive →- OCT27Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
Ambulance gaps and a huge asphalt pile dominate court; Lantana plat delayed over flooding fears
- OCT13Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
Guadalupe County denies right-of-way variance, moves forward with flood and bridge project discussions
- SEP29Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
Guadalupe County adopts new major thoroughfare plan after years of planning
- SEP15Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
Guadalupe County Court denies road variance, approves Judge Squires' travel, and addresses longevity pay
- SEP14SpecialTranscribedVideo
Guadalupe County hires Mike Brooks as new Road and Bridge Administrator
- SEP1Commissioners Court - Part 2 - Item 7N - 10TranscribedVideo
Guadalupe County passes FY27 budget, cuts tax rate increase and adds a staff attorney
Frequently asked about Guadalupe County
When does the Guadalupe County Commissioners Court meet?
The Guadalupe County Commissioners Court meets most Tuesdays at 10:00 AM in the Commissioners Courtroom, 3rd floor, 101 East Court Street, Seguin, TX 78155. Meetings are also live-streamed via Zoom.
Where can I find Guadalupe County meeting agendas?
You can find meeting agendas on the official county website at guadalupetx.gov and through the Granicus portal at guadalupe.granicus.com, and on OpenTexas meeting pages.
Who are the current Guadalupe County Commissioners?
The Commissioners Court consists of County Judge Kyle Kutscher and four Precinct Commissioners: Jackie Ott (Pct 1), Drew Engelke (Pct 2), Jim Wolverton (Pct 3, interim), and Stephen Germann (Pct 4).
Does Guadalupe County have a Planning Commission?
No. Texas counties have no zoning authority. Subdivision and plat review is handled directly by the Commissioners Court and the Environmental Health Department. Subdivision regulations are posted at guadalupetx.gov.
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