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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Kerrville public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Establishment of Municipal Stormwater Drainage Utility System
The city is considering creating a stormwater drainage utility to fund much-needed flood mitigation projects. Property owners would pay a monthly fee based on impervious surface area, starting at $2 per ERU in January 2027.
July 16th Flood Recovery for Parks
City staff provided updates on recovery and repair efforts for local parks following the July 16th flood. These updates help residents understand the timeline for reopening damaged recreational spaces.
Storm Preparation
City crews in Kerrville are gearing up for incoming rain, meaning you might see workers prepping drainage systems and infrastructure around town. It's a routine move to keep streets clear and prevent localized flooding when the weather turns.
Flood Preparation
City crews in Kerrville are getting ready for heavy rain and flash flooding, which means you might run into some street delays soon. It's a good idea to check the drainage around your property now to avoid water pooling.
Flood Disaster Declaration
Kerrville is keeping its flood emergency going indefinitely while frustrated locals demand the city actually help them out. The extended disaster declaration means the city stays in crisis-response mode to clean up the ongoing mess.
Sewer Overflow
Skip swimming in Town Creek and the Guadalupe River right now because a major sewer spill has the city telling everyone to stay away.
Water Infrastructure Failure
A major water main break in Kerrville left several local homes totally dry while city crews scramble to fix the damage. It's a frustrating headache for residents who suddenly found themselves without running water.
Flood Advisories
Watch out if you're out and about in Kerrville right now, because local flood advisories mean high water and tricky road conditions are popping up all over.
Flooding and Severe Weather
Heavy rains are triggering dangerous floods in Kerrville, prompting local officials to beg everyone to stay off the roads.
Water Infrastructure and Reuse Grant Application
Citizens raised concerns during public comment regarding the scalability, cost-effectiveness, and permitting status of city water reuse projects and their relationship to community growth.
Adopt-a-River Trail and Watershed Restoration
The Kerr County River Foundation is leading efforts to restore the Guadalupe River corridor and expand the river trail system with community volunteers and partners. Projects include invasive species removal, native plantings, and GIS monitoring to support long-term ecological health.
Water Restrictions
Kerrville is now under strict Stage 4 water restrictions because recent floods severely damaged the local water treatment plant, forcing everyone to dramatically cut back on their daily usage.