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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Guadalupe County, TX public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Human Resources Director Appointment
The Commissioners Court is set to discuss personnel matters regarding the appointment and duties of the county's Human Resources Director during a closed executive session.
Sheriff's Office Staffing and Detention Center Pressures
Budget Amendment #26-104 was scheduled to move money from hourly payroll to overtime to cover extra FY26 costs at the jail and Sheriff's Office — a sign staffing costs ran higher than planned.
Road and Bridge Administration
Guadalupe County hired a new Road and Bridge Administrator, Mike Brooks, to oversee local road maintenance and infrastructure operations.
Law Enforcement Personnel
Two Guadalupe County deputies just got the boot after being accused of family assault. It’s a messy situation that has locals questioning how the sheriff’s office handles internal conduct and keeps the community safe.
Charter Amendments
Cibolo voters are heading to the polls this November to decide on several major changes to the city charter. These amendments could shake up how local government actually operates, so it's a good idea to know what's on the ballot.
Personnel Misconduct
Seguin’s Main Street director just got arrested for serious crimes, which is a major red flag for how the city manages its staff. It’s sparking a real conversation about whether the city is doing enough to vet and supervise the people running our local programs.
Population Growth
Guadalupe County is blowing up, and that means your daily commute is about to get longer and finding a place to live is getting way more competitive. Expect your neighborhood to look a lot different as the city scrambles to keep up with all the new arrivals.
Law Enforcement Incident
Guadalupe County authorities have identified the man killed in a recent officer-involved shooting. This tragic event is expected to reignite local debates about police transparency and use-of-force policies.
Jurisdictional Authority
New Braunfels is stepping back from regulating development in its outskirts, handing the reins over to Guadalupe County. If you're looking to build outside city limits, you'll now be working with county officials instead of city planners.
Public Health Mandate
New Braunfels just rolled out a new mask mandate, meaning you'll need to wear a face covering whenever you head into local businesses and public spots. It's a quick rule change that impacts everyone running errands around town.