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A yellow Jeep vehicle is sat in front of a sign in Schertz, Texas that says "Welcome to Schertz."
Northeast San Antonio Metrocom

Schertz city council considers property tax rate increase to address streets, sidewalks

By Thomas Leffler

The city of Schertz is looking at adopting a property tax rate increase for the 2025-26 fiscal year.

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