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All municipal offices will be closed during the winter holiday. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact)

City offices to close over winter holiday in Northeast San Antonio

By Thalia Guzman

Offices are scheduled to reopen on Dec. 26.

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Schertz City Council Chambers
Canvassing of Schertz Dec. 14 election results ...
seniors sit and play volleyball
Local governments work to fund senior services ...
Guadalupe County fire vehicle at burn site
Guadalupe burn ban extended until March 2
Comal County reinstated its burn ban at 6 a.m., Dec. 16, following a 48-hour temporary lift over the weekend. (Community Impact staff)
Comal County burn ban reinstated after temporary lift
The financing plan includes the construction of the $17.1 million public safety facility, which will house fire, EMS and police staff. (Courtesy city of Cibolo)
Cibolo City Council approves financing plan for voter-authorized bonds
Voters in Cibolo
Donetta Roberts leads Cibolo City Council race, Schertz race results lead to possible runoff
Headshot of Rick Vasquez
Rick Vasquez appointed as new Cibolo director of economic development and planning
Selma City Hall
Selma residents to have new waste service provider beginning Jan. 1
Cibolo Municipal Complex sign
Contract awarded for Cibolo Unified Development Code rewrite
The Comal County Recycling Center Brush Yard is closed as of Dec. 9, and will remain closed until early January 2025. (Shaheryar Khan/Community Impact)
Comal County Recycling Center brush yard closed for the season
Playground at Main City Park
Live Oak parks plan lists $13M in possible improvements
Cibolo voters can cast a ballot at Cibolo Fire Station No. 2. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact)
Around 1% of voters in Schertz, Cibolo have cast ballots in Dec. 14 special election
Newly-elected council member Jeff McGlothin was sworn in during the Dec. 2 meeting. (Courtesy city of Cibolo)
Cibolo City Council reinstates city attorney, swears in new council members