The City Council meeting included proclamations for Texas Chamber of Commerce Week, October Night Sky Month, and International Accounting Day. Key recognitions were held for the 2026 Schertz Emerging Leaders Class and the 3CMA Savvy Awards. The Council discussed and approved task order amendments for the Lookout Road Reconstruction Project and the Lower Seguin Road Reconstruction Project, addressing utility conflicts, design changes, and funding. Additionally, the Council conducted public hearings regarding the Unified Development Code amendments for Data Centers and Scenic Hill Drainage, held a workshop on street lighting, and convened in a closed session to discuss economic development, legal advice, and a personnel evaluation.
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The meeting began with a formal proclamation declaring October as National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The primary agenda focused on the introduction of new staff members across various municipal departments, including Animal Services, EMS, the Library, Parks and Recreation, Planning and Community Development, the Police Department, Dispatch, and Public Works.
Oct 1, 2026·Budget
City of Schertz FY2026-27 Budget
The City of Schertz's adopted annual budget for fiscal year 2026-27 (October 1, 2026 - September 30, 2027), the legal budget of record covering all governmental and proprietary funds.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting
Schertz City Council City Council Meeting
The council issued several proclamations, including designations for Human Resource Professionals Day, National Manufacturing Month, Fire Prevention Week, National Community Planning Month, and Code Enforcement Officers and Sanitarians Appreciation Month. The City Manager provided updates regarding employee professional certifications and recognized internal staff promotions. Additionally, the council reviewed announcements for upcoming community events and park activities, and heard public comments from a congressional candidate and a student regarding a school district tax election.
