Kendall County meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Kendall County Court to Consider Flock Cameras, SH 46 Resolution, and $915,961 Grant on Aug. 25

The Kendall County Commissioners Court held two special called meetings on Aug. 10 and a regular meeting on Aug. 11, but no decisions were recorded in the published agendas. The court will next meet on Aug. 25 to consider several significant items, including a $915,961 federal grant, contracts for license plate cameras, and a resolution supporting a TxDOT road project.

Recent meetings

Aug. 10 – Special called meeting (no substantive items)

The court met for a special called session with an agenda containing only procedural boilerplate—meeting logistics, virtual attendance instructions, and public comment rules. No decisions, proposals, or discussions were listed.

Aug. 10 – Budget workshop notice

The court gave notice of special called meetings for Fiscal Year 2027 budget workshops. The agenda listed dates, location, and public participation details. Workshops will be held in the Commissioners Courtroom at 201 East San Antonio Avenue, Boerne. The public may attend via Zoom or by phone at 1-346-248-7799 (meeting ID 565 651 9107). Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker.

Aug. 11 – Regular meeting (agenda only)

The court’s agenda included a proposed tax rate of $0.373 per $100 valuation, with adoption planned for Aug. 25. A public hearing was scheduled on using Proposition A funds to purchase 120 acres at 8 Cypress Creek Road in Comfort (70 acres in floodplain). The court also proposed accepting a $915,961 DOJ grant for a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney, approving a $249,150 contract with AG|CM for remodeling at 119 Old San Antonio Road, and ordering a general election for Nov. 3, 2026, with polling locations set. No votes were recorded because minutes have not yet been published.

Upcoming meeting (Aug. 25)

The Commissioners Court will meet on Aug. 25 to consider the following items:

• **Flock Safety agreements:** Two contracts for license plate cameras—$212,608.14 for fiscal year 2026 and $198,550 for fiscal year 2027—with 80% of the cost covered by grants.
• **Resolution #R-20260825-1:** Supporting TxDOT’s SH 46 (River Road) improvements at Herff/Esser, endorsing alternative 1.
• **Resolution #R-20260825-2:** Accepting the $915,961 DOJ grant for a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney.
• **Order #O-20260825-1:** Prohibiting outdoor burning for up to 90 days in unincorporated areas.
• **Final plats:** The Kirschke Ranch (11 lots, $216,870.22 financial guarantee) and Freedom Place Business Park (3 lots, 40 units).

The court will also review budget and personnel items, as well as routine approvals.

Coming up

The next scheduled meeting is the regular Commissioners Court meeting on Aug. 25, 2026, at the Kendall County Courthouse. The agenda includes the items above, and the public may attend in person or via the remote options listed on the agenda. No other meetings are scheduled in the following two weeks.

Kendall County weighs flood recovery waivers, $350K ambulance grant as budget workshops loom

Kendall County officials have a full slate of pending items on recent and upcoming agendas, including flood recovery measures, a $350,000 ambulance grant, and Fiscal Year 2027 budget workshops. However, minutes from the past two weeks have not yet been published, so none of the items have been formally decided.

Flood recovery and infrastructure

The Commissioners Court’s July 28 agenda included a proposed waiver of development permit fees for structures damaged by the July 13–16 floods. The court also considered a contract with Streamline Engineering, LLC for an SB3 Flood Warning Siren and Flood Gauge System, not to exceed $546,965, and a project management agreement with AG|CM, Inc. for remodeling at 119 Old San Antonio Rd., not to exceed $249,150.

Ambulance grant

Also on July 28, the court was set to consider a resolution accepting a $350,000 award from the HB3000 Rural Ambulance Grant Program for a new ground ambulance.

Subdivision plat

The same agenda included final plat approval for George’s Ranch Unit 2B, which would create 37 residential lots and one non-residential lot.

Parks Advisory Board

The Parks Advisory Board met July 28 to consider approving a land evaluation form for future use, discuss forming post-flood and semiannual park cleanups, and review possible changes to park hours. The board also received updates on the Guadalupe River Ranch grant application and recent flood events.

Procedural meetings

Two special called Commissioners Court meetings were held July 29 and July 30. Both agendas were procedural, with public comment periods limited to three minutes per speaker and no substantive items listed.

Budget workshops

The court has issued notice for special called meetings to conduct Fiscal Year 2027 budget workshops. The workshops will be held in the Commissioners Courtroom at 201 East San Antonio Avenue, Boerne, with public attendance available via Zoom or phone. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker.

Coming up

• **Commissioners Court special called meeting** – Aug. 10, agenda contains only procedural items with no decisions or proposals listed.
• **FY 2027 budget workshops** – Dates not yet specified; notice has been given for special called meetings. Check the county’s agenda center for details.

All items above are from published agendas; no minutes have been released for the recent meetings, so no final votes or decisions are available at this time.

Kendall County agendas outline flood recovery waivers, $350,000 ambulance grant, and drainage funding request

Kendall County officials packed the last two weeks with Commissioners Court meetings, a Fire Chiefs' gathering, and a Parks Advisory Board session — all focused on flood recovery, grant applications, and budget planning. Minutes have not yet been published for any of these meetings, so what follows reflects what was on the agendas, not confirmed outcomes.

Commissioners Court — July 21: Drainage grant application

The Court scheduled consideration of Resolution R-20260721-1, which would authorize an application for up to $337,500 in state grant funds through the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) Flood Infrastructure Fund (FIF). The money would cover the county's financial match for the Kendall County Drainage Master Plan Flood Mitigation Assistance Project. The agenda also included a work order for Scheibe Consulting, LLC to assist with the grant application process, plus a public comment period for residents.

Commissioners Court — July 28: Flood recovery, ambulance grant, plats

The busiest agenda of the period covered several items tied to July 13–16 floods and county infrastructure:

• A proposed waiver of development permit fees for structures damaged by the July 13–16 floods.
• A resolution to accept a $350,000 HB3000 Rural Ambulance Grant Program award for a new ground ambulance.
• A contract for the SB3 Flood Warning Siren and Flood Gauge System with Streamline Engineering, LLC, not to exceed $546,965.
• A project management agreement with AG|CM, Inc. for remodeling at 119 Old San Antonio Rd., not to exceed $249,150.
• Final plat approval for George's Ranch Unit 2B, creating 37 residential lots and one non-residential lot.

Because minutes are not yet available, it is not confirmed which of these items the Court acted on or how any votes were cast.

Fire Chiefs' Meeting — July 20

The Kendall County Fire Chiefs met to receive updates from the Fire Marshal's Office, Emergency Management, the Texas Forest Service, TEEX, and TOEM. The agenda listed discussion of 2026/2027 training opportunities and maintenance issues. No minutes have been published.

Parks Advisory Board — July 28

The Parks Advisory Board agenda included consideration of a land evaluation form for future board use, discussion of forming post-flood and semiannual park cleanups, and a possible review of changes to park hours of operation. The board was also scheduled to receive updates on traffic counts, the Tour De Boene event, the Guadalupe River Ranch grant application and Concept Development Plan status, and recent flood events.

Commissioners Court — July 27, 29, and 30: Budget workshops and public hearings

On July 27, the Court issued a notice for special called meetings to conduct Fiscal Year 2027 budget workshops. A separate July 27 special called meeting agenda contained only procedural boilerplate and meeting notices, with no specific items listed.

On July 29, the Court scheduled a 2:00 p.m. meeting at the courthouse and via Zoom, including a public hearing where anyone could speak without registration and a public comment period limited to three minutes per speaker.

On July 30, a special called meeting was set for 9:00 a.m. in the Commissioners Courtroom on the 3rd floor of the Kendall County Courthouse, 201 East San Antonio Avenue, Boerne. Public comment was allowed, with speakers limited to three minutes and required to submit a participation form in advance. No specific agenda items were listed for this meeting.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents can monitor the county's agenda center at kendallcountytx.gov/AgendaCenter for newly posted meetings and published minutes.

Kendall County Court Considers $2.68M in Flood-Mitigation Grants Amid Busy Summer Agenda

The most consequential item before Kendall County Commissioners Court this month is a set of four Texas Water Development Board flood-mitigation grant resolutions totaling $2.68 million in federal funding, scheduled for consideration at the July 14 regular meeting. Minutes from that meeting and others in this period have not yet been published, so outcomes are not yet confirmed.

Flood-Mitigation Grants and Drainage

The July 14 agenda lists four resolutions for flood-mitigation grants, each requiring a county match:

• Resolution No. R-20260714-1 (Phase 1) — $562,152.12 federal funding, $187,384.04 county match
• Resolution No. R-20260714-2 (Phase 2) — $626,250.00 federal funding, $208,750.00 county match
• Resolution No. R-20260714-3 (Phase 3) — $589,632.12 federal funding, $196,544.04 county match
• Resolution No. R-20260714-4 (Phase 4) — $900,000.00 federal funding, $100,000.00 county match

The same meeting was also scheduled to consider Order No. O-20260714-1 prohibiting outdoor burning for up to ninety days in unincorporated areas, a guardrail repair contract award of $76,535, a waiver of final plat fees, and a parking-garage feasibility study.

On July 21, the Court was set to consider Resolution R-20260721-1, authorizing an application for up to $337,500 in state grant funds through the TWDB Flood Infrastructure Fund to cover the county's match for the Kendall County Drainage Master Plan Flood Mitigation Assistance Project. A work order for Scheibe Consulting, LLC to assist with the grant application was also listed.

Fire Chiefs Quarterly Meeting

The Kendall County Fire Chiefs met July 20 for a quarterly meeting. The agenda included updates from the Fire Marshal's Office and Emergency Management, reports from the Texas Forest Service, TEEX, and TOEM, discussion of 2026/2027 training opportunities, and maintenance issues. Minutes were not yet published.

Special Called Meetings

Three special called meetings of the Commissioners Court — July 13, July 15, and July 16 — contained only procedural items such as virtual attendance logistics, public comment guidelines, and accessibility accommodations. No specific policy decisions or contracts were listed on those agendas.

Coming Up

• **July 27** — Commissioners Court has issued notice of Fiscal Year 2027 budget workshops. A separate special called meeting the same day lists only procedural items.
• **July 28** — Commissioners Court will discuss temporary fee waivers for development permits and brush disposal for structures damaged by July 13–16 floods. Also on the agenda: a resolution to accept a $350,000 HB3000 Rural Ambulance Grant Program award; a contract with Streamline Engineering, LLC for an SB3 Flood Warning Siren and Flood Gauge System not to exceed $546,965; a project management agreement with AG|CM, Inc. for remodeling at 119 Old San Antonio Rd. not to exceed $249,150; and final plat approval for George's Ranch Unit 2B, creating 37 residential lots and one non-residential lot.
• **July 28** — Parks Advisory Board will consider a land evaluation form, discuss post-flood and semiannual park cleanups, review possible changes to park hours, and receive updates on the Guadalupe River Ranch grant application and recent flood events.
• **July 29** — Commissioners Court special meeting at 2:00 pm includes a public hearing with no registration required and a public comment period limited to three minutes per speaker.
• **July 30** — Special called Commissioners Court meeting at 9:00 am, third floor of the Kendall County Courthouse, 201 East San Antonio Avenue, Boerne. No substantive items are listed.

Kendall County Court Slated $2.68 Million in Flood-Mitigation Grants; Minutes Not Yet Published

Kendall County Commissioners Court had a busy week of special called meetings, with the July 14 agenda listing four Texas Water Development Board flood-mitigation grant resolutions totaling $2.68 million in federal funding and $692,678.08 in required county matches. However, minutes for all four recent meetings have not yet been published, so it is not confirmed which items were actually approved.

July 14 Meeting: Flood Grants, Burn Ban, Guardrail Contract

The July 14 agenda included the most substantive items of the week. Four resolutions were scheduled for consideration:

• **Resolution No. R-20260714-1 (Phase 1)** — $562,152.12 in federal funding, $187,384.04 county match
• **Resolution No. R-20260714-2 (Phase 2)** — $626,250.00 in federal funding, $208,750.00 county match
• **Resolution No. R-20260714-3 (Phase 3)** — $589,632.12 in federal funding, $196,544.04 county match
• **Resolution No. R-20260714-4 (Phase 4)** — $900,000.00 in federal funding, $100,000.00 county match

The agenda also listed an order prohibiting outdoor burning for up to ninety days in unincorporated areas (Order #O-20260714-1), a waiver of final plat fees, and a guardrail repair contract award of $76,535. A parking-garage feasibility study was also on the agenda, along with routine reports and accounts payable claims.

Because only the agenda is available and minutes have not been published, the outcome of each item is not yet confirmed.

Other Recent Meetings: Procedural Only

Three other special called meetings — July 13, July 15, and July 16 — contained only procedural boilerplate regarding meeting logistics, public participation, and accessibility. No specific policy decisions or contracts were listed on those agendas.

The July 15 agenda noted that public comment would be limited to three minutes per speaker with a required participation form, and that virtual attendance was available via Zoom.

Coming Up

July 20 — Fire Chiefs' Meeting. The Kendall County Fire Chiefs hold a quarterly meeting to discuss 2026/2027 training opportunities, maintenance issues, and updates from the Fire Marshal's Office, Emergency Management, Texas Forest Service, TEEX, and TOEM.

July 21 — Commissioners Court. The Court will consider Resolution R-20260721-1, authorizing a grant application for up to $337,500 from the Texas Water Development Board Flood Infrastructure Fund to cover the county's financial match for the Kendall County Drainage Master Plan Flood Mitigation Assistance Project. The agenda also includes a work order for Scheibe Consulting, LLC to assist with the grant application, and a public comment period.

July 27 — Commissioners Court. The Court has issued notice for special called meetings to conduct Fiscal Year 2027 budget workshops. A separate special called meeting the same day lists only procedural boilerplate.

July 29 — Commissioners Court. A special meeting at 2:00 p.m. in the courthouse and via Zoom includes a public hearing where anyone may speak without registration, and a public comment period limited to three minutes per speaker. Accessibility accommodations are available by contacting 830-249-9343 ext. 212 in advance.

July 30 — Commissioners Court. A special called meeting is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. in the Commissioners Courtroom, 3rd floor, Kendall County Courthouse, 201 East San Antonio Avenue, Boerne. The agenda lists only procedural details, with public comment limited to three minutes and a required participation form.