Comal County Judge Sherman Krause issued a local disaster declaration today. In a statement, Public Information Officer Cary Zayas said the move ensures the county can fully activate emergency resources, support residents affected by flooding, and take steps to protect
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Comal County warns the public “it’s going to get loud” Thursday along the Guadalupe River when it tests sirens and voice recordings of flood danger. This is a routine test to ensure the county’s $1.9 million taxpayer-funded system works properly
Comal County Pct. 1 Constable Charlie Motz knows what happens when a parent or caregiver
Comal County’s Public Health Department reports a spike in pertussis/whooping cough cases both locally and
Canyon Lake Boat Ramp #1, 579 Skyline Dr., reopened today to motorized vessels after the
Lots of money and supplies are pouring into Kerrville from around Texas, but Canyon Lake
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a temporary flight restriction (TFR) for counties in
Canyon Lake Boat Ramp #18 in Canyon Park will become the first public boat ramp
The Texas Water Company (TWC) today rescinded boil-water notices for most of its Canyon Lake,
Comal County is not involved in active recovery operations stemming from July 4-5 flooding along
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Comal County Judge Sherman Krause issued a local disaster declaration today. In a statement, Public Information Officer Cary Zayas said the move ensures the county can fully activate emergency resources, support residents affected by flooding, and take steps to protect public health
Comal County warns the public “it’s going to get loud” Thursday along the Guadalupe River when it tests sirens and voice recordings of flood danger. This is a routine test to ensure the county’s $1.9 million taxpayer-funded system works properly in the
Comal County Pct. 1 Constable Charlie Motz knows what happens when a parent or caregiver leaves or forgets a small child in the back of their vehicle. In July, four children died in Texas within a five-day period after being left behind
Comal County’s Public Health Department reports a spike in pertussis/whooping cough cases both locally and across Texas. There were nine reported cases in May, one in April, and one in February, according to data on the county’s website. By mid-April, the Texas
Canyon Lake Boat Ramp #1, 579 Skyline Dr., reopened today to motorized vessels after the lake rose to 889.90 feet, making it the first of nine county-operated ramps to fully reopen after prolonged drought. The courtesy dock remains closed. Comal County said
Lots of money and supplies are pouring into Kerrville from around Texas, but Canyon Lake firefighters want to make sure first responders there — and funeral home employees who are donating body bags and other services — also get the personal financial
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a temporary flight restriction (TFR) for counties in the Texas Hill Country where search operations for flood victims are underway along the Guadalupe River. President Donald Trump is scheduled to speak today. The TFR restricts
Canyon Lake Boat Ramp #18 in Canyon Park will become the first public boat ramp to reopen since the drought forced closure of almost all of the lake’s 23 ramps, Heavy rains on July 4-5 caused the Guadalupe River to flood, raising
The Texas Water Company (TWC) today rescinded boil-water notices for most of its Canyon Lake, Blanco and Bulverde-area customers. As of 4 p.m., Deer Creek remains under a boil-water notice due to low disinfectant levels. It is unclear whether the boil-water notice
Comal County is not involved in active recovery operations stemming from July 4-5 flooding along the Guadalupe River and in Canyon Lake. Crews with state and the federal government are in the area, county Public Information Officer Cary Zayas said. “These crews
