Cibolo City Council on Sept. 10 set dates for town halls that will focus on informing residents about the city’s propositions on the Nov. 5 election ballot.

The overview

In August, City Council called for two bond propositions and a voter-approval tax ratification election.

The nearly $26 million in bonds are planned to support the construction of a new public safety facility and animal shelter.

The tax rate for fiscal year 2024-25 will also be on the ballot, asking voters to increase the tax rate to $0.499 per $100 valuation to support the city budget.


At a home value of $350,621—what city staff estimates to be the average home value in Cibolo—a homeowner would pay around $1,749 in annual taxes to the city.

Learn more

Town hall events will be held Oct. 14 from 6-8 p.m. and Oct. 19 from 10 a.m.-noon.

City staff will be available during the event to answer questions related to the propositions. Additional information on the bond proposals can be found here.