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Guadalupe County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Guadalupe County, TX public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
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.
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.
A resident requested the Court's help to protect a historic family cemetery that may be impacted by a data center development.
The county is looking at how to give raises to its 765 employees. Leaders are leaning toward flat-dollar raises to help lower-paid staff stay competitive with rising costs.
Guadalupe County just pumped the brakes on a massive $500 million tax break for a proposed data center. This move signals that local officials are getting much stricter about handing out corporate incentives in the New Braunfels area.
The race for Guadalupe County Precinct 4 commissioner is getting intense, and voters need to decide which candidate aligns with their priorities. Check out the latest Q&A to see where the Republican hopefuls stand before heading to the polls this March.
Guadalupe County is launching an 'elections academy' to show residents exactly how votes are counted and secured. It’s a transparent, hands-on way to see the process for yourself and clear up any doubts about election integrity.
The primary election results are officially in for Guadalupe County, setting the stage for the upcoming general election. It’s time to see which candidates are moving forward and how your local leadership might shift in the coming months.
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.