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Fire Marshall Brady Contantine (left) and County Judge Shane Stolarczyk (right) on July 29 held a press conference to outline cleanup efforts in Kendall County. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact)

Kendall County flood updates, Boerne City Council resignation: 5 government stories

By Jarrett Whitener

From flood cleanup updates to city council meetings, here is the latest government news in Kendall County, Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch. 

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The new treatment process for the Boerne City Lake facility will help reduce disinfection byproducts. Boerne City Council on July 8 discussed the potential of future water projects. (Benjamin Roberts/Community Impact)
ICYMI: Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch city councils ...
Fire Marshall Brady Contantine (left) and County Judge Shane Stolarczyk (right) on July 29 held a press conference to outline cleanup efforts in Kendall County. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact)
Flood debris cleanup begins in Kendall County
Kendall County Commissioners approved the redrawing of boundaries on July 22. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact)
Kendall County Commissioners approve redistricting of Burdick ...
The scope of the state-funded project includes operational improvements from the I-35 frontage road to Bobolink Drive. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)
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Kendall County sign
Kendall County receives state support for flooding, keeps burn ban in place
Quinten Scott can remain on city council until a new member is appointed. Council members accepted Scott's resignation on July 22. (Courtesy city of Boerne)
Boerne City Council accepts Quinten Scott's resignation
Canyon Lake is the primary water source for the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority. With the WaterSECURE project, the utility will increase water capacity throughout the Guadalupe Basin. (Sierra Martin/Community Impact)
Fair Oaks Ranch City Council considers participation in GBRA WaterSECURE project
Fair Oaks Ranch officials are looking to increase impact fees, which are paid by developers utilizing city water or wastewater. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact)
Fair Oaks Ranch council approves first reading of impact fee increase
A new GBRA waterline is planned along Ammann Road, connecting to the site of the upcoming elevated storage tank. (Jarrett Whitener/Community ImpacT)
Fair Oaks Ranch council authorizes notice of bond sale for $7.93 million
The Guadalupe River in Comfort on July 8. Recovery efforts continue as state and federal resources come into Kendall County. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact)
Kendall County commissioners approve resolution for state flood response support
The new fire station, designed by Hoefer Welker, will be constructed off Esperanza Boulevard. (Courtesy city of Boerne)
ICYMI: Boerne city council reviews fire station design, Flock cameras installed in Fair Oaks Ranch
The city of Hutto was the fastest-growing city in the Austin area in 2024, and ranked 13th overall in the nation, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.
Central Texas cities join, drop out of top 15 fastest-growing cities in U.S.
President Donald Trump speaks during a July 11 roundtable in Kerrville, after he toured sites that were hit by deadly flooding a week earlier. (Screenshot courtesy the White House)
President Trump visits Hill Country flood sites amid criticism of emergency response