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In 1849, Sebastian and Johann Jean purchased 600 acres of land in Guadalupe County for $600, which later became the Schertz settlement. SCHERTZ JARRETT WHITENER COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWSPAPER
COURTESY CITY OF CIBOLO
JARRETT WHITENER COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWSPAPER
CIBOLO
Located on farmland bought in 1929 across the railroad tracks from what is now Joint Base San Antonio- Randolph is 5.7-square-mile Universal City. UNIVERSALCITY
The Comanches and other American Indians rst settled in the Cibolo area in the 1800s, taking advantage of the creek and abundant bu alo for which the city is named.
SOURCES: CITY OF SCHERTZ, CITY OF CIBOLO, CITY OF UNIVERSAL CITY, TEXAS STATE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION, U.S. CENSUS COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWSPAPER
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Universal City
Schertz
Cibolo
County
While Cibolo is one of the smallest of the northeast metrocom communities, it saw the largest leap in growth. Population changes
Quick community facts
10-year population change San Antonio: +8.08% Guadalupe
Year founded
Total square miles
$0.4674 $0.5893 $0.5121 2021-22 property tax rate (per $100 valuation)
$17.1M $13.7M $39.5M Total 2021-22 budget expenditures
2010
2010
2010
1965 1960 1958
32.32
31,465
15,349
18,530
County: +31.3% Texas: +15.9%
2020
2020
2020
7.53 5.7
42,002
32,276
19,720
+33.49%
+110.28%
+6.42%
Helpful resources City of Schertz • 210-619-1000 Mayor and council • 210-619-1030 Citymanagement • 210-619-1000 Emergencymedical services • 210-619-1400 Citymanager • 210-658-9900, ext. 3103 City secretary • 210-658-9900, ext. 3111 Code enforcement • 210-658-4175 Fire department • 210-658-9900 Police departmen t • 210-659-1999 Animal care and control • 210-658-0700 Economic/business development • 210-659-0333, ext. 701 Elected o cials • 210-659-0333 Fire department • 210-659-0333
Local demographics*
While White was the dominant race at 40% or higher for each of the three cities, Hispanic or Latino was at 30% or higher.
Fire department • 210-619-1300 City Secretary • 210-619-1030 Economic Development Corporation • 210-619-1070 Municipal Court • 210-619-1500 Animal Services • 210-659-4851 Economic Development • 210-658-9900 Community Services • 210-659-1999
31.3% 30.7% 48% 43.5% 11.5% 15.5% 0.3% 0.3% 2.8% 3.2% 0.3% 0.4% 0.5% 0.5% 4.9% 5.5%
39.6% 41.2% 9.5% 0.4%
Hispanic or Latino
White
Black or African American
American Indian or Alaska native
PublicWorks • 210-658-9900 Utility Billing • 210-658-9900
3.4% 0.5% 0.6% 4.5%
Asian
Native Hawaiian or other Paci c Islander
Police department • 210-658-5353 Administration • 210-659-0333 Animal Care & Control • 210-658-0700 Court • 210-659-0333 Opt 1 Utilities Administration • 210-659-0333
Some other race Two or more races
CENSUS DATA MAY NOT ADD UP TO 100% PER CITY DUE TO ROUNDING
*ALL CATEGORIES LISTED ARE RACES, EXCEPT FOR HISPANIC OR LATINO, WHICH IS NOT A RACE. HOWEVER, THE PERCENTAGES OF THE RACES LISTED DO NOT INCLUDE HISPANIC OR LATINO RESIDENTS.
Elected o cials U.S. U.S. Senate: Senator John Cornyn Senator Ted Cruz U.S. Representatives: Vicente Gonzalez, District 15 Chip Roy, District 21 Henry Cuellar, District 28 Lloyd Doggett, District 35 LOCAL Schertz City Council Mayor: Ralph Gutierrez Place 1 council member:
Mark E. Davis Place 2 council member: Rosemary Scott Place 3 council member: Jill Whittaker Place 4 council member: Michael Dahle Place 5 council member: David L. Scagliola Place 6 council member: Allison Heyward Place 7 council member: Tim Brown Cibolo City Council Mayor: Stosh Boyle District 1 council member:
Jennifer Schultes District 2 council member: Steve Quinn District 3 council member: Reggie Bone District 4 council member: Ted Gibbs District 5 council member: Mark Allen District 6 council member: Tim Woliver District 7 council member: Joel Hicks Universal City City Council Mayor: John Williams Mayor pro tem: Richard
“Dick” Neville Council member: Tom Maxwell Council member: Paul Najarian Council member: William Shelby Council member: Bear Goolsby Council member: Beverly Volle Judson ISD School Board Jeanette Ball, superintendent Renée A. Paschall, president
Suzanne Kenoyer, vice president Jennifer Rodríguez, secretary Shatonya King, trustee Debra Eaton, trustee Jose Macias, trustee Rafael Diaz Martinez, Jr., trustee Schertz-Cibolo- Universal City ISD School Board Gerald Perkins, president Edward Finley, vice president Letticia Sever, secretary
Belinda Evans, assistant secretary Amy M. Thomas, trustee Dan Swart, trustee Robert M. Westbrook, trustee Comal ISD School Board Jason York, president Michelle Rossl, vice president Tim Hennessee, secretary Marty Bartlett, treasurer Courtney Biasatti, trustee Russell Garner, trustee Cody Mueller, trustee
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