Votes at a glance: Cibolo City Council actions Jan. 13, 2026 Council approved multiple routine and substantive items on Jan. 13: consent agenda (minus corrected minutes), Esri enterprise agreement, wayfinding RFP criteria, preliminary plat for Old Wiederstein, excavator purchase, wastewater master plan adoption, county drainage participation, investment advisor renewal, budget amendment, subcommittee appointments and other motions; several motions carried by voice vote or roll call.

Cibolo City Council made significant strides at their Jan. 13 meeting, approving everything from a new budget amendment to plans for EV charging stations!

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Schertz City Council reviews tax rate options and budget planning for fiscal year 26 City Council discusses voter approval tax rate and budget strategies for Schertz.

Cibolo City Council is tackling budget challenges head-on, debating tax rates and community concerns that could shape the future of our city!

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City Council Prepares for August Budget Meeting and Tax Rate Discussion City council plans to discuss budget, tax rates, and public hearing on August 12.

Cibolo City Council is gearing up for crucial budget discussions that could reshape local tax rates—are you ready for the changes ahead?

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City Council Approves Preliminary Acceptance of Saddle Creek Infrastructure Amid Community Concerns Council grants preliminary acceptance for Saddle Creek infrastructure despite resident maintenance complaints.

Cibolo City Council is taking strides toward community engagement and new infrastructure, but residents are raising alarms over maintenance and transparency issues!

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Seguin City Council reviews fund balance policies and disaster preparedness strategies Council discusses fund balance as a safety net versus savings account for city finances.

Cibolo's City Council dives into financial strategies to safeguard against disasters—are we prepared for the unexpected?

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City Council reviews 50 positions for market assessment in upcoming budget City Council discusses the review of 50 positions for workforce market assessment.

As Cibolo's City Council gears up to review 50 key positions, they're not just balancing the budget—they're shaping the future of public safety and community welfare.

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Mayor Mark Allen updates Cibolo on road projects and new waste contract Cibolo City Council discusses road reconstruction, new trash services, and animal shelter plans.

Cibolo is set for major changes as the City Council unveils new road projects and a shift to once-a-week trash service—are you ready for the transformation?

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Residents demand Censure of Mayor Mark Allen for Undermining Democracy Heather Darnell calls for city council to censure Mayor Allen for damaging democratic integrity.

Residents of Cibolo are calling for the censure of Mayor Mark Allen, accusing him of eroding democratic principles and public trust—will the city council take action?

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