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1. What notice is required by the Texas Open Meetings Act?

The Texas Open Meetings Act requires written notice of the date, hour, place, and subject of all meetings. The agendas for all meetings must be posted at least 72 hours before the meeting.

2. How do I get copies of City records?

For most City documents, you should submit an Open Records Request to the City Secretary's Office. The form can be found on the City Secretary's Webpage. However, requests for documents from the Municipal Court (830-221-4180) or the Police Department (830-221-4100) should be forwarded directly to those departments. Open Records Request Form and Contact

3. How do I file a claim with the City?

By serving notice with the City Secretary whose office is located at 424 S. Castell Avenue. For more information please see Article IV. Section 2-128 of the Code of Ordinances.
Code of Ordinances

4. How do I contact the City Prosecutor to discuss my case?

The municipal court clerks schedule times to see the Prosecutor. The City Attorney does not provide legal advice to the general public.
Municipal Court

5. Does the City Attorney's office advise private citizens on legal matters?

No. The City Attorney and staff cannot provide legal advice to private citizens on personal legal matters. The following organization may be helpful to citizens seeking legal assistance.

Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, Inc. (210) 212-3700
Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, Inc.