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Living & Visiting
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Animal Services
Information and services for animals and pets in New Braunfels.
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Civic/Convention Center
Learn more about this 50,000 square foot modern event space which includes an Exhibit Hall, Ballroom, and five Garden Rooms all designed for Trade Shows, Conventions, Performances, Banquets, and more.
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Capital Projects
Learn more about City-led building projects, including "horizontal" projects such as street and drainage projects and "vertical" projects such as fire stations, parks facilities, etc.
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Downtown
Learn more about Downtown New Braunfels, a thriving entertainment and retail district with unique shops, restaurants, bars, art galleries, museums, and unique historic buildings.
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Fire/EMS
One of the oldest Fire Departments in the State of Texas, the New Braunfels Fire Department is responsible for providing Fire and EMS services for the City.
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Garbage & Recycling
Information about City-provided solid waste and recycling collection services and events.
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Get Involved
Learn how you can get involved in the New Braunfels community, from volunteering to serving on boards & commissions.
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Golf Carts & Neighborhood Vehicles
Learn about the rules and safety regulations required for operating a golf cart or similar vehicle around your neighborhood.
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Library
Provides the community with equal access to physical and virtual environments that support and encourage lifelong learning and enrichment.
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Neighborhood Services
Learn more about neighborhood services offered by the City, including animal services, code compliance, health, and food safety.
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Parks & Recreation
Information on the vast array of parks, trails, programs, and events offered by the City of New Braunfels Parks & Recreation Department.
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Police
File an online police report, learn about crime prevention, register for National Night Out, and more from the New Braunfels Police Department.
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River Recreation
Plan ahead and know what to expect when you hit the water in New Braunfels, whether that's on the Comal River or the Guadalupe River inside the city limits.
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Streets & Drainage
Learn more about the planning, implementation, development, and management of the City’s streets and drainage infrastructure.
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Transportation & Traffic
Learn more about how the City of New Braunfels plans, operates, and maintains the City's transportation network.
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Utilities
An overview of the various utilities and utility companies in New Braunfels, including electric, water, wastewater/sewer, natural gas, telephone and internet.
Since 1845, the City of New Braunfels has provided a unique and diverse quality of life for its residents, visitors, and business community. Known for its German and Hispanic heritages, New Braunfels covers roughly 45 square miles, has a growing population nearing 100,000, and has been named one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation while also being named one of the best 50 places to live in the United States.
Nestled at the edge of the Texas Hill Country, New Braunfels is conveniently located between the San Antonio and Austin metro areas along the I-35 corridor. Two idyllic rivers, the Comal and the Guadalupe, run through the heart of New Braunfels, which is also just a short drive from the boating and fishing offered at Canyon Lake. The city features 41 local parks including the 62-acre Fischer Park overlooking the city and the 51-acre Landa Park located within walking distance of New Braunfels’ historic downtown area
New Braunfels is also home to the world-famous Schlitterbahn Waterpark, Texas’ oldest dancehall Gruene Hall, Texas’ oldest bakery Naeglin’s Bakery, the 10-day salute to sausage known as Wurstfest, as well as the nearby Natural Bridge Caverns & Wildlife Ranch, and the Texas Ski Ranch.
Two highly-rated local school districts, the Comal ISD and the New Braunfels ISD, along with several private and charter schools provide education services and the city offers a diverse range of business and employment opportunities.