The City of Cibolo recently held its Fourth Annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, celebrating the invaluable contributions of local volunteers who serve on various boards, commissions, and committees. According to the City of Cibolo News List, the event, themed "April Showers Bring May Flowers," was organized by the City Secretary’s Office to honor these dedicated individuals. Volunteers were treated to a meal from local businesses and received themed gift bags as tokens of appreciation from the City Council and staff. The event highlighted the efforts of individuals across multiple groups, including the Board of Adjustment, Youth Council, Economic Development Corporation, and more.
In a related celebration of community service, Shari McDaniel was announced as the recipient of the prestigious Gary Kelly Community Service Award. This award, named in memory of Gary Kelly, a former Cibolo resident and city council member known for his commitment to community service, recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the community. Ms. McDaniel has served on numerous boards and committees, including the Charter Review Committee, Parks and Recreation Commission, and the Finance and Investment Committee for the Green Valley Special Utility District, among others. Her dedication exemplifies the spirit of service that the award seeks to honor.
Meanwhile, the City of Cibolo is actively seeking feedback from residents and business owners regarding their experiences with waste collection services, following the transition to Waste Connections last year. As reported by the City of Cibolo News List, the feedback collected will be crucial in guiding future service discussions. Residents and business owners are encouraged to participate in the survey to share their experiences and suggestions.
In financial news, the City of Cibolo has released important information regarding property tax rates for the fiscal year 2026-2027. According to the City of Cibolo News List, the adopted tax rate for 2025 was $0.5226 per $100 of property value, resulting in an estimated property tax bill of $1,759.19 for a median-valued homestead. For the upcoming fiscal year, the no-new-revenue tax rate is set at $0.5353, while the proposed tax rate is $0.5515, which would result in an estimated tax bill of $1,873.32. These rates are designed to help the city manage its budget while considering the financial impact on taxpayers.
The city encourages residents to stay informed and participate in community discussions, as these initiatives and decisions play a crucial role in shaping the future of Cibolo. For more detailed information on tax calculations and to participate in the waste collection survey, residents can visit the official city website.