Council advances managed-access fees for Rio Vista Park, adds local-area exemptions On first reading, San Marcos council advanced an ordinance establishing seasonal fees at Rio Vista Park while expanding free access to residents, school-district residents and ZIP code 78666. Council asked staff to finalize gate procedures and an outreach plan before the second reading.

San Marcos is set to implement entry fees at Rio Vista Park this summer, but local residents can enjoy free access—what does this mean for visitors?

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City Council discusses $728K summer program for parks and safety measures City Council reviews costs and effectiveness of summer park safety programs and crowd management.

San Marcos is gearing up for a record-breaking summer, but with increased crowds comes a staggering $728,000 budget to tackle safety and management challenges.

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San Marcos Council outlines managed access plan for Rio Vista Park summer season Council proposes access fees and new regulations to improve compliance in Rio Vista Park.

San Marcos City Council is taking bold steps to enhance park safety and cleanliness this summer, including new access fees and stricter rules on single-use containers.

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Hopkins City Council reassures residents skate park will not be relocated amid new City Hall plans City officials confirm the skate park will remain in its current location during redevelopment.

Residents of San Marcos rallied passionately to protect their beloved skate park and dog park, sharing heartfelt stories about the vital role these spaces play in their community.

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