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Voters head to the polls May 6 to decide the fate of a $263.5 million Comal ISD bond referendum that would add two new high schools to the rapidly growing school system.
A few facts and figures about Election Day in Comal County now that all the votes have been counted: * 62,909 people voted, the most ever in Comal County history. The 11,305-voter increase from 2012 is ...
From Comal County: “It’s Election Day! Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. The last person in line at 7 p.m. will be the last person allowed to vote. What do you ...
The League of Women Voters-Comal Area invites voters to ask questions of the candidates for Comal County Sheriff at a public forum, Wednesday, Oct. 19th at the Tye Preston Memorial Library, 16311 South Access Rd., ...
National Voter Registration Day is next Tuesday, Sept. 27. To help celebrate, Comal County Elections Office and League of Women Voters are working to ensure eligible county residents are registered to vote in the November ...
Jen Crownover, Comal County Commissioner Pct. 4, says the county is taking every precaution to ensure integrity in upcoming elections. “Many of you have asked about our elections equipment and the security of it. I can ...
Comal County Elections Office says residents who plan to vote in the Nov. 8 general election should be aware of changes in both state photo-ID requirements and local polling places. State laws have changed regarding ...
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It's expected to greatly improve emergency water-supply conditions on Canyon Lake’s northside as well as in the Spring Branch and Bulverde areas. However, water restrictions in these areas remain in effect: Indoor use only — no outside watering.
CLWSC Wrapping Up Project Along Hwy 281 | My Canyon Lake
CLWSC soon will announce results of a multi-year project it is wrapping up in the U.S. Highway 281/Guadalupe River Crossing area