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 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.
The Commission reviewed ongoing traffic safety projects including speed hump installations, signage improvements, and striping adjustments at various locations such as Ashley Park, Devonwood, and Woodland Oaks. Staff provided updates on sidewalk construction and discussed new safety outreach campaigns to enhance resident awareness. The meeting featured a presentation from the Police Department regarding traffic enforcement strategies, hotspot identification, and initiatives to address commercial vehicle issues at railroad crossings, including new signage proposals. Additionally, the Commission discussed budget expenditures for traffic safety projects and planned for upcoming agenda items regarding state transportation department coordination and road construction updates.
Jun 4, 2026·Board meeting
Transportation Safety Advisory Commission Called Meeting
The meeting addressed public safety concerns on Woodland Oaks Drive, where residents reported speeding and frequent traffic accidents, prompting the Commission to discuss potential mitigation strategies like speed studies, lane narrowing, and mailbox relocation. Staff provided updates on ongoing traffic improvement projects, including speed hump installations, roadway striping, and school zone signage modifications across various locations. Discussions also covered railroad crossing safety, including a new grant application for corridor studies and exploring GPS solutions for heavy vehicle traffic. Additionally, commissioners suggested increasing public awareness campaigns regarding e-bike safety and emphasized the need for increased police personnel for traffic enforcement.
