The City is conducting a TxCDBG survey of our residents to see if Bandera can qualify for state grants and other funding opportunities. This money will go toward infrastructure improvements for things like the streets, the water and sewer system and the wastewater treatment plant. You may receive a phone call from one of our staff wanting to ask you a few questions. We really appreciate your cooperation in this survey.
The City of Bandera requests your consideration for participation in an important aspect of city government with a call for applicants to serve on the City Council or Mayor for a two year term which expires in November 2022. Election day is November 3, 2020. The last day to turn in your application for a place on the ballet is August 17, 2020 at 5:00 pm. You can stop by City Hall to pick up your election packet at 511 Main Street.
NOTICE OF DEADLINE TO FILE APPLICATIONS FOR A PLACE ON THE BALLOT
Bandera City Park will be limiting its total occupancy starting Friday, July 3 to 750 persons at any time. City Staff will count at the gate this weekend and will not allow any entries after we reach 750, unless people that are already in leave. Guests while in the park, should follow the health protocols from DSHS as stated by the Governor in GA-28. Best way to not come in contact with the virus is to stay home and stay safe!!
Effective July 1, 2020, admission to Bandera City Park Fridays-Sundays and holidays will be as follows:
General Admission: $10.00
Bandera County residents: $5.00
Active military, veterans, first responders and seniors (65+): $3.00
Disabled veterans, BISD students & children 6 and under: Free
***PROOF OF ID MUST BE SHOWN FOR ANY DISCOUNTED RATE***
If you live in the City limits and pay a water utility bill it is still FREE but you must come to City Hall and pickup your park pass. You can not show proof of residency at the gate.
Season park passes: $100.00
Pavilion rentals: $100.00 + $75.00 refundable deposit
COVID-19 INFORMATION
Last updated August 13, 2020. To the left are the latest numbers for Region 8 from the Texas State Department of Health Services.
Notification Process: When a positive test result is received, Region 8 begins a contact investigation (CI). When the CI is complete, Region 8 epidemiologists will notify the Preparedness and Response (PAR) team. PAR staff will contact the county Emergency Management Coordinator (EMC) or County Judge to share the necessary information. Once EMC or County Judge is notified, PAR will notify the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) District Coordinator of the confirmed cases. Once notifications are complete, the case is added to the Region 8 case count totals.
When a patient has recovered from COVID-19, the PAR staff will notify the EMC or the County Judge and request that the COVID-19 Alert Flags that may have been placed in the dispatch center be removed.