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The City of Kerrville municipal offices, the Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library, and the city secretary's office will be closed Monday, Sept. 1, 2025 in observance of the Labor Day Holiday.  Anyone needing assistance can email City Secretary Shelley McElhannon at Shelley.mcelhannon@kerrvilletx.gov. All city parks and the Parks and Recreation office at Kerrville-Schreiner Park will remain open on Labor Day. Municipal offices and the Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library will resume normal business hours […]

Cleanup efforts continue in Kerr County more than seven weeks after the devastating July 4 floods. According to county officials, as of Friday, more than 400,000 cubic yards of vegetative flood debris have been collected.  Between the state and companies contracted by the city and county, the post said 411,059 cubic yards of debris has been collected.  For context, the county said that would be enough to fill 32 football […]

Due to a gas leak, the City of Kerrville Street Division is closing Sidney Baker (State Highway 16) in both directions in front of the YO Hotel. Detour signs are being placed. Public safety personnel should consider alternate routes.

Due to a gas leak, the City of Kerrville Street Division has closed the intersection of Jackson Road and Methodist Encampment Road.  Repairs are estimated to take four hours. Detour signs are in place. Public safety personnel should consider alternate routes.

The City of Kerrville is currently accepting applications for its fourth Citizens Government Academy, a 10-week program designed to engage residents and provide a behind-the-scenes look at city operations and services.  The Academy offers an interactive learning experience featuring classroom discussions, facility tours, and hands-on activities with city staff.  Participants will gain insight into the work of City Council, Public Works, Police and Fire, and other municipal services -building a […]

The Texas House and Senate discussed and ultimately passed bills that would implement new safety standards following the deadly July 4 floods.  Here's where the bills they're considering stand: CAMP SAFETY House Bill 1 would require overnight kids' camp operators to develop emergency plans, including for natural disasters, and submit them to the state.  The plans must include information on when to shelter or evacuate, and they must be taught […]

$40 million has been pledged to a new housing fund for Kerr County flood victims, says the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country.  The Foundation made the announcement Thursday alongside Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, following the deadly and devastating flooding over the July 4th weekend. The Foundation also said that in the first 45 days of the recovery efforts, it has granted more than $16 million to more than […]

The Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department invites the entire community to a ribbon-cutting ceremony to recognize the improvements that have been completed at the Scott Schreiner Golf Course, 1 Country Club Dr.  The ceremony will be held at the course beginning at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 27.  These enhancements promise a modern, scenic, and community-forward golfing experience while preserving the course's cherished local charm. Beginning in December 2024, the […]

A skunk tested positive for rabies in Fair Oaks Ranch, according to city officials.  In a Facebook post, the city of Fair Oaks Ranch said Animal Care Services confirmed the rabies case on Wednesday afternoon.  Authorities were dispatched and removed the animal at the Cibolo Trail entrance off of Battle Intense. Rabies is a virus spread through an animal's saliva that can infect mammals, including wildlife, pets and humans, according […]