AtoZ Guide to Schertz

in the city ofGuide to Services

Mayor (210) 619-1030Hal Baldwin (210) 658-6466

City Council: (210) 619-1030Michael Carpenter (210) 619-1045Cedric Edwards, Sr. (210) 566-4540Jim Fowler (210) 658-1442David Scagliola (830) 606-1130George Antuna, Jr. (210) 467-7914

City Manager (210) 619-1000John Kessel

AssistantCity Managers (210) 619-1000John BierschwaleDavid J. Harris

City Secretary (210) 619-1030Brenda Dennis

SCHERTZPUBLIC AFFAIRS

Published by the City of SchertzPublic Affairs Department

2011-2012

With the publication of our A to Z Guide to City Services, the City of Schertz continues its commitment to providing Schertz residents with the highest level of service. We have de-signed this guide with the intent to help residents efficiently find the services they need in one easy publication. Inside, you will find information about services ranging from animal services to water services. Whatever you are looking for, we hope you will find it right here in our A to Z Guide to City Services. On behalf of the Mayor, City Council and City of Schertz staff, thank you for being an important part of our community.

Please send us your suggestions on information or community groups that you would like us to include in our next edition. Comments or requests to have a copy of the guide mailed to you can be sent to A to Z Guide to City Services, Public Affairs Office, City of Schertz, 1400 Schertz Parkway, Schertz, Texas 78154, or via email to [email protected].

For more information about your city, its programs and services, log on to schertz.com. You may also call City Hall at (210) 619-1000 or 311.

Serving the Community

Sincerely, John KesselCity Manager

4 City of Schertz . 1400 Schertz Parkway . 78154

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City Boards and Commissions (210) 619-1030The City Council appoints citizens to a wide range of advisory commissions and boards. To learn more, contact the City Secretarys office or visit schertz.com. All commission agendas are posted 72 hours before each regular meeting, and all meet-ings are open to the public. A master calendar of future meetings can be found at Schertz.com.

Library Advisory BoardThe Library Advisory Board provides advice to the City Council for continued development and improvement of the Schertz Public Library.

Parks and Recreation Advisory BoardThe Parks and Recreation Advisory Board provides guidance and advice to the city regarding parks and open spaces.

Planning and Zoning CommissionThe Planning and Zoning Commission reviews and considers master plans and makes recommendations to City Council on comprehensive plan amendments, Unified Development Code amendments, specific use permits and zoning requests.

Board of AdjustmentThe Board of Adjustment hears appeals and variances from the zoning regulations and construction violations.

Economic Development CorporationThe Economic Development Board promotes the city to attract business and industry, bring jobs to our community and expand the citys tax base.

Historical Preservation CommitteeThe Historical Preservation Com-mittee is a group of volunteers com-mitted to promoting tourism and preserving the historic remnants of our citys rich past.

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Transportation Safety Advisory Commission (TSAC)TSAC investigates safety issues and makes recom-mendations with respect to City roadways, walks, paths and other matters related to transportation safety.

Schertz Seguin Local Government Corporation (SSLGC)The SSLGC is not a committee of the City of Schertz but a separate corporation owned equally by the cities of Schertz and Seguin. If you require additional information about the SSLGC, call (830) 401-2409.

Cibolo Valley Local Government Corporation (CVLGC)The CVLGC is not a committee of the City of Schertz but a separate corporation owned equally by the cities of Schertz, Cibolo, Converse, Live Oak, Seguin and Selma. If you require additional informa-tion about the CVLGC, call (830) 401-2409.

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Back coverCity Hall on the Web at schertz.comHave you looked at the citys website recently? If so, we hope youll agree with us that our continual improve-ments and updates make it easier than ever to find the information you need at anytime. If not, please check out our website the next time you need information, and let us know how you think were doing.


GUIDE TOPROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Accident Report Copies (210) 619-1200 Accident reports can be obtained from the Police

Department no earlier than three working days after the accident. It may take between five and 10 days for an accident report to be filed if amendments and/or corrections are made.

Adoptions (Pet)see Animal Servicessee Humane Society

Alarm Registration (210) 619-1200 Schertz requires an alarm permit for every alarm site in the city. Permit applications are available at the Schertz Police Department or online at schertz.com. Once registered annual payments will be billed through the Utility Billing Office.

Animal ServicesAdditional Resources:see Barking Dogssee Dead Animalssee Humane Societysee Pet Licences

(210) 619-1550 Shelter services, animal adoption and pet licenses are provided by Schertz Animal Services at 1298 Borgfeld Road.

Annual Clean-up see Clean-ups

Barking Dogs (210) 619-1550 Report barking dogs to Animal Services from 8:00 AM 5:00 PM on Monday through Friday for other times, call the Police Department, (210) 619-1200.

Bexar WasteAdditional Resources:see Garbage and Curbside Recycling

(210) 619-1100 Bexar Waste is the trash and recycling services con-tractor for the City of Schertz. Contact the Schertz Business Office for more information.


GUIDE TO SERVICES CITY OFIN THEPROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?

Boards and Committees (210) 619-1030 Any individual interested in serving on a board or committee need only to be a Schertz resident and be willing to volunteer your time. See the inside front cover for a complete listing of all citizen advisory commissions and boards, or contact the City Secre-tarys office. Membership, meeting information and commission agendas are available online at schertz.com.

Boats, Motor Homes and Trailer Storage

Boats, motor homes and trailers are allowed in front of homes only long enough to load and unload. Viola-tions are enforced by the Schertz Police Department.

Buffalo Valley YouthAssociation

The Buffalo Valley Youth Association (BVYA) is the premier youth sports organization serving Schertz and the surrounding area of northeast San Antonio. Learn more about the variety of programs offered for youth ages 3-19 at bvya.com.

(210) 659-1610

BudgetAdditional Resources:see Fee Schedulesee City Councilsee City Manager

The current city budget is available online at budget.schertz.com

Building Permits andInspections

Additional Resources:see Permits and Inspectionssee Planning and Zoning

(210) 619-1750 Development Services is the responsible city depart-ment for approving building permits and working with landowners on new site developments.

Bids/Contracts see Purchasing and Asset Management


Burning Permit (Controlled)

(210) 619-1300 Burning is allowed by permit only in the rural areas of Schertz and with the following restrictions (permits are issued by the Fire Department): Minimum of 3 acres Minimum of 100 feet from the land owners struc-

ture and 300 feet from any building on adjoining lots Only dry, natural vegetation may be burned Prohibitive burning includes junk, trash or cut

timber

To report illegal burning, call 911.

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PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?

Business Assistance (210) 619-1070 The Economic Development Department is available to provide information on vacant parcels and build-ings, incentives, development process assistance, fee estimates and marketing materials.

A Schertz Business Directory and Visitor Guide is provided by the Schertz Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center.

(210) 566-9000

Business OfficeAdditional Resources:see Utilitiessee Public Works

(210) 619-1100 The Citys Utility Billing Department (Business Of-fice) serves your water, sewer, garbage and recycling service needs. The office maintains customer ac-counts, reads meters, conducts sewer averaging and processes payments.

Chamber of Commerce (210) 566-9000 The Schertz Chamber of Commerce is a business ser-vice organization that supports local businesses and economic vitality and provides relocation informa-tion. For more information, visit schertzchamber.org.


PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Cibolo Creek Municipal Authority (CCMA)

(210) 658-6241 The Cibolo Creek Municipal Authority, created in 1971, provides wholesale regional wastewater services for the area northeast of San Antonio and serves the communities of Schertz, Cibolo, Selma, Randolph Air Force Base and portions of Live Oak, San Antonio and Universal City. This service is billed through your monthly City of Schertz Utility Bill. For more infor-mation, visit ccmatx.org.

City Managers OfficeAdditional Resources:see Budgetsee City Councilsee Fee Schedulesee Departments

(210) 619-1000 The Office of the City Manager serves as the focal point for the executive leadership and direction of the city organization. The office works closely with the Mayor and City Council to ensure that City programs and operations reflect policy goals and objectives established by the City Council.

City SecretaryAdditional Resources:see Open Recordssee Boards and Committeessee City Councilsee Voting Information

(210) 619-1030 The City Secretary serves as the official secretary for the Schertz City Council. The office also maintains official public records, publishes official notices, coordinates elections and oversees appointments to boards and committees.

Citizens on Patrol (210) 619-1253 Anyone interested in joining the Citizens on Patrol program must attend the Citizens Police Academy. For more information, contact the Special Projects Officer at the Schertz Police Department.


Crescent Bend Park


Civic Center and Event Facilities

Additional Resources:see Public Affairssee Venues

(210) 619-1060 The Civic Center and Events Facilities serve the needs of residents needing to rent larger spaces for parties, weddings, receptions, balls, conferences, etc. See Ven-ues listing for facilities available to rent.



Clean-upsAdditional Resources:see Hazardous Waste Disposalsee Public Workssee Recyclingsee Wood Chipping Service/Tree Limb Pick-up

(210) 566-5454 Schertz residents have the opportunity to help keep Schertz clean. Annual clean-ups are scheduled in the spring and fall: generally in April and October. During the two-week clean up, Bexar Waste will pick up household waste not covered under their normal collection service, such as lumber and general trash as well as major appliances and furniture for a fee. (Prices start at $25 per load and are determined by Bexar Waste.)

Code Compliance Additional Resources:see Boats, Motor Homes and Trailer Storagesee Graffiti Code Enforcement see Noise Nuisance/Noisy Neighbors

(210) 619-1650 Code Compliance staff inspect and investigate com-plaints to ensure that property owners and tenants maintain their propertys appearance and safety. Call Marshal Services to report zoning and building viola-tions and visual blight.

Commissions and Committeessee Boards and Committees

(210) 619-1200 Report noise violations and inoperative or abandoned vehicles to the Police Department.

Contractor Permits see Permits and Inspections



Courtssee Municipal Court


Crime Prevention/Neighborhood Watch

(210) 619-1253 Contact the Police Departments Special Projects Offi-cer for information about Neighborhood Watch services, the Child Fingerprint Identification Program, Citizens Police Academy, Schertz Citizens on Patrol and more.

Customer Relations/311 (210) 619-1000 or 311 Customer Relations works directly with residents to handle requests and questions. Just dial 311 or (210) 619-1000 to reach a representative, or visit our online FAQ database (WebQA) at 311.schertz.com.

Dead Animal (210) 619-1000 or 311 To report a dead animal, contact Customer Relations. Also, see Animal Services.

Departments of the City of Schertz

(210) 619-1000 or 311 See individual department listings in this publication or on the Citys website at schertz.com.

Development Services Additional Resources:see Permits and Inspectionssee Planning and Zoning

(210) 619-1750 The Schertz Development Services Office enforces the building, residential, electrical, energy, gas, me-chanical, plumbing, backflow and cross-connection codes adopted by the City through permits and inspections. The office also provides support and enforcement of the Citys Unified Development Code in cooperation with Planning and Zoning.

Discarding Old Appliances (210) 566-5454 Appliances can be disposed of during the spring and fall clean-ups. A fee may apply. Residents may also contact Bexar Waste for a special pick-up. Fees will apply.


Economic DevelopmentAdditional Resources:see Business Assistancesee Chamber of Commerce

(210) 619-1070 The Schertz Economic Development Corpora-tions purpose is to help the city develop as a premier Texas community that promotes a family atmosphere, is sustained by foresight and innovation and continues a long-standing commitment to economic prosperity and workforce opportunities. The SEDCs activities in economic development are designed to increase the level of private capital investment and expand the number of job opportunities in order to develop the resource engine that will allow the City of Schertz to achieve that goal. For more information, visit schertzedc.com.



Election InformationFor information about voting, including voter registration, call or visit your county elec-tion office or their website:

(210) 945-4199 Guadalupe County1101 Elbel RoadSchertz, TX 78154www.guadalupe-elections.com

(210) 335-VOTE (8683) Bexar CountyVoter Registration Office233 N. Pecos St., Ste. 350San Antonio, TX 78207www.bexar.org

(830) 221-1231 Comal CountyComal County Tax Assessor205 North Seguin Ave.New Braunfels, Texas 78130www.co.comal.tx.us/Tax_Office/voter_registration

Emergenciessee Firesee Policesee Emergency Medical Servicessee Marshal Services

911 Call 911 for life-threatening events, fire or medical emergencies, vehicle accidents that have just occurred and any in-progress crimes, etc. For non-emergency calls, contact the Police (210) 619-1200;Fire (210) 619-1300; EMS (210) 619-1400; or Marshal Services (210) 619-1650.



PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Employment with City of Schertz

see Human Resources

Events*see page 12-13 for full listing

(210) 619-1600 See annual event listings and additional contact information on page 12 and 13.

Emergency Medical ServicesAdditional Resources:see Immunizationssee Passport to Care (EMS Membership Plan)

For emergencies, call 911.

(210) 619-1400: All inquiries

(210) 619-1450: Billing and insurance items

(210) 619-1420: Comments/concerns - 24/7

Schertz EMS is a department of the City of Schertz that provides Emergency Medi-cal Services and ambulance trans-portation to the greater Randolph region.

Emergency Operations (210) 619-1650 Schertz Marshal Services serves as the emergency op-erations coordinator and, in the event of an emergency, is responsible for opening the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) under the direction of the mayor.

Fee ScheduleAdditional Resources:see Budgetsee City Councilsee City Manager

(210) 619-1650 The City of Schertz provides a full range of municipal services to the community. The fee schedule consoli-dates all City of Schertz fees and charges, adopted by Council resolution. For more information, visit feeschedule.schertz.com.

Fire Department (210) 619-1300 The Fire Departments non-emergency services in-clude prevention services, fire safety, inspections, plan checks, public education, youth fire diversions and fire protection advice.

911 Use the 911 emergency line to report all emergencies, includ-ing fire, medical, hazardous materials and other responses.




FEBRUARY

Trail Rider Lunch in Schertz(210) 945-7400Be on the lookout in early February as local residents and community leaders turn the Pickrell Park pavilion in Schertz into a makeshift chuck wagon for the hungry and weary trail riders as they pass through town on their way to the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. Schertz Bank and Trust employees and volun-teers prepare plenty of stew to feed dozens of hungry mem-bers of the trail riders.

MARCH

Wilenchik Walk for Life(210) 619-1600The Wilenchik Walk for Life is an annual event benefitting the UT Health Science Center Cancer Therapy and Research

*Events (210) [email protected]

The City of Schertz coordinates or sponsors numerous events throughout the year. Contact the Schertz Event Coordinator for information about city-sponsored events and volunteer, sponsorship and vendor oppor-tunities. Phone numbers for events organized by out-side groups or organizations are listed. The following list includes only city-sponsored events. Donations are accepted for every event. Sponsorships available. Dates are subject to change; updated information will be available at schertz.com or visitschertz.com.

Event Listings:

Center (CTRC) of San Antonio. The 5K walk along Schertz Park-way is named in honor of former Schertz City Councilman Tony Wilenchik, a tireless advocate for his community who lost his battle with cancer in 2009. Team and individual registra-tion forms are available online at schertz.com. Dont forget to buy your Signs of Love for the walk. MAY

Doggie DashThe Homes for Pets Wilen-chik Memorial Doggie Dash at Schertz is held each year in Pickrell Park. The event, which benefits the Schertz Humane Society, includes a 5K fun run and a 3K walk, with or without a dog. For more information on event times and to register, visit homesforpets.org.

National EMS Week and Golf Tournament(210) 619-1400Join Schertz EMS for National EMS Week each May, with activ-ities ranging from a golf tourna-ment to the EMS Extravaganza at the Forum. Money raised helps fund community outreach programs as well as the Bobby Dilworth Scholarship Fund.

Steve Simonson Community Service Award(210) 566-9000Organized each year by the Schertz Chamber of Commerce, the Steve Simonson Community Service Award is presented an-nually to the Schertz citizen who during the eligibility year exhib-ited selfless commitment to his or her community via volunteer efforts that made a difference in others lives.

Hal Baldwin Scholarship and Golf Tournament(210) 619-1600The Hal Baldwin Scholarship and Golf Tournament is an annual event that raises funds for scholar-ships encouraging high school seniors (public, private or home-schooled) who are residents of Schertz to consider public service as a career path. The scholarship winners are announced in late May. Individual players, teams, volunteers and sponsors are wel-come. Donations accepted.

Police Memorial Day(210) 619-1200Each May, Schertz-area law enforcement personnel observe Police Memorial Day as part of Police Memorial Week. The noon ceremony at the Schertz Police Department is open to the public.


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Sweetheart Coronation(210) 619-1600The name Sweetheart has become recognizable over the past 20 years not only within Schertz but in dozens of surrounding communities. Members of the Sweetheart Court serve as ambassadors at local community events and of course at parades and festivals. They also participate in various community service projects in and around the Schertz area. Applicants, volunteers and sponsors are welcome. Contact the Schertz Event Coordinator to request an appearance or for informa-tion. Donations accepted.

JULY

Jubilee(210) 619-1600While most folks waited to cel-ebrate the 200th Anniversary of American Independence in Schertz, we love our freedom so much we started the party a year early. In 1975, a handful of volunteers organized the first Jubilee. Now, nearly 40 years later, Schertz Jubi-lee celebration has become one of South Texas largest tributes to freedom and the men and women who serve in the United States Armed Forces. Complete with music, entertainment, food and fun, this Schertz celebration of-fers something for the whole family. Vendors, volunteers, entertainers and sponsors are needed. Donations accepted.

ArtzWhen Money Magazine twice named Schertz one of the top places to live in Texas and the United States, the financial magazine said quality of life was an important factor. As one of Americas best small towns, Schertz is always looking to im-prove that quality, and one way is cultivation of the arts, especially local talent. Join the Schertz Area Artz Council each July for a showcase of our local talent. For more information, visit schertzareaartzcouncil.org.

SEPTEMBER

Schertz Fest(210) 619-1600What would a birthday be without a party? Join the City of Schertz at Schertz Fest each September in Pickrell Park. Enjoy a weekend soaking up live entertainment while sampling all kinds of festival food from the many food vendors that will be on hand for the occasion. Chil-dren will be more than happy to join in on the fun and games at the carnival. Included in the annual event is the BBQ cook-off sanctioned by the Texas Gulf Coast BBQ Cookers Association. For those wishing to compete, stay tuned to visitschertz.com. Vendors, volunteers, entertainers and sponsors are needed. Dona-tions accepted.

OCTOBER

National Night Out(210) 619-1253Organized each year by the Schertz Police Department, the National Night Out is an anti-crime, get-to-know-your-neigh-bor event. For more information, contact the Special Projects Officer. Donations accepted.

Fire Prevention Week(210) 619-1300October brings fall colors, cool-ing temperatures, ghosts and goblins, but it also brings us a message of prevention as we recognize Fire Prevention Week across the nation. The Schertz Firefighters will be visiting schools in the service area and bringing instructional materi-als, toys and reminders of how to avoid fires in the home and to stay safe if a fire does occur. Donations accepted.

Trunk or Treat(210) 619-1300The Annual Emergency Services Schertz Trunk or Treat celebra-tion returns Halloween night at the large pavilion in Pickrell Park. Organized every year by the Schertz Fire Department, more than 900 local children converge on the park for family-friendly fun. Local law enforce-ment, fire and EMS personnel as well as civic organizations and businesses are welcome to par-ticipate. The program provides a safe, enjoyable environment for children as an alternative to tra-

ditional trick-or-treating. Mark your calendars to join us for a ghoulishly good time. Donations accepted.

NOVEMBER

Holiday Lock-up(210) 619-1253Join the Schertz Police Depart-ment at the annual Holiday Lock-Up benefiting Blue Santa, which helps local area families by purchasing gifts for Christmas. Have a fellow co-worker, boss, friend, etc., locked up because of a warrant issued by Santa. Once a person is arrested, they will be taken to the jail until they are bailed out. Donations accepted.

DECEMBER

Festival of Angels(210) 619-1600There is no place better to come home to for the holidays than Schertz! Join the City of Schertz for South Texas official holiday kick-off celebration when Santas Sweetheart Court flips the switch, lights the tree and wishes for a white Christmas. Held the first weekend in December, the Festival of Angels features a lighted night parade, pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus, tasty treats and wonderful music from local schools and choirs. Join us as we Ski Schertz and ring in the holidays. The fun lasts from the tree-lighting ceremony until the last bit of snow melts in the park. Its great family fun, and there is something for everyone. Dona-tions accepted.



PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Fire Extinguisher Inspection Fire extinguisher inspections must be performed by

a licensed fire equipment company; fees will apply. These companies are listed in the phone book under Fire Equipment.

Fireworks Fireworks are prohibited in Schertz. Novelty items such as snappers, party poppers and toy caps are permitted. These items may be sold at novelty stores but not usu-ally at fireworks providers. In general, if you buy the product from a fireworks stand, it is not allowed to be possessed or used within the city limits of Schertz.

Food Handler Classes (210) 619-1650 For information about Food Handler classes, contact the Schertz Sanitarian in the Marshal Services office.

Graffiti Code Enforcement (210) 619-1200 To report graffiti on private property and vacant build-ings, call the Police Department.

Garage Sale Permit see Permits and Inspections

Garbage and Curbside Recycling

Additional Resources:see Utilitiessee Recyclingsee Hazardous Waste Disposalsee Holiday Trash/Recycling Pick-Up

(210) 619-1100 Bexar Waste is under contract with the city to pro-vide garbage and curbside recycling collection of paper, cardboard, plastic, glass, metal cans and yard waste. Contact the Schertz Utility Billing Office for questions about payments, rates and changing your service.

Genealogy Researchsee Library

Hazardous Waste DisposalAdditional Resources:see Clean-upssee Recycling

Twice a year, Bexar Waste accepts hazardous waste during its Fall Clean-up in October and the Spring Clean-up in March. Visit Schertz.com for more information. Contact 911 to report hazardous material spills.



PROGRAM PHONE #Holidays Observed The City of Schertz observes the following holidays:

New Years Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presi-dents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. For a complete list of City closure dates, visit schertz.com or contact 311. Trash and Recyling will not be picked up on July 4, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day. Pick-up will resume on the next scheduled day.

Holiday Trash/Recycling Pick-up

see Garbage & Curbside Recycling

Trash and recycling will not be picked up on July 4, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day. Pick-up will resume on the next scheduled day.

Home Inspections (210) 619-1300 Contact the Fire Department to schedule a no-obliga-tion courtesy home fire safety inspection. Firefighters are able to offer helpful hints to improve your fire safety awareness in the home.

Humane Society/Homes for Pets

Additional Resources:see Animal Servicessee Barking Dogssee Pet Licencessee Dead Animals

(210) 566-7776 Working closely with Schertz Animal Services, Homes for Pets, a 501(c)(3) organization is dedicated to compan-ion animal rescue and community education. For more information, visit homesforpets.org.

Immunizations (210) 619-1400 Schertz Emergency Medical Services offers a variety of immunizations to the public, including Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B and the annual flu and pneumonia shots.

Juvenile Curfew (210) 619-1200 Schertz has a juvenile curfew for persons under 17 years of age. The curfew runs from 11:30 PM to 5:30 AM Sunday evening through Friday morning and from 1:00 AM to 5:30 AM Friday evenings through Sunday mornings.

WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?



PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Human Resources (210) 619-1150 The Human Resources Department provides re-

cruiting, hiring process management, and employee orientations. Open employment opportunities and online applications are available at employment.schertz.com.

Identity Theft (210) 619-1200 Theft of a credit card or debit card should be report-ed to the Police Department immediately. Stolen credit or debit cards also should immediately be re-ported to the company issuing the cards so security measures can be taken. If the stolen credit or debit card is used, the owner needs to make a separate report for forgery and/or credit card abuse.

Inspectionssee Permits and Inspections

Librarysee Library Cards

(210) 619-1700schertzlibrary.org798 Schertz Parkway

Operating HoursMonday-Thursday 10:00 AM - 8:00 PMFriday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PMSaturday -Sunday 12:00 PM - 6:00 PMThe Library is closed on all official City holidays.

The 30,000 square foot Schertz Public Library houses a collection of more than 70,000 items, and includes study rooms, computer resources,genealogy research rooms, childrens library, and a used book store.



PROGRAM PHONE #Library Cards

see LibraryAny Texas resident with a photo identification and current proof of residence, such as a utility bill, may apply for a free library card. If a library card appli-cants proof of residence is a document other than the photo Identification, that document must have their name on it. Children under 18 may get their own library card if they can write their name and a parent with a photo Identification and proof of residence signs the card application.

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MAPS/GIS (210) 619-1184maps.schertz.com

Local maps are available online at maps.schertz.com or for purchase at Schertz City Hall, located at 1400 Schertz Parkway, Bldg. #1.

Marshal Services Additional Resources:see Code Compliancesee Emergency Operationssee Sanitarian

(210) 619-1650 The Marshal Services Department is staffed with licensed peace officers with full police powers in Texas. The departments duties include serving war-rants, operating an emergency operations center, conducting health inspections and code enforce-ment and compliance.

Missing Person or Runaway (210) 619-1200 To report a missing person or a runaway child, call the Police Department and provide the necessary information. If the person is missing as defined by the Department of Public Safety missing persons clearinghouse, the information will be entered into the Texas Crime Information Center computer and National Crime Information Center computer.




PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Mowing Along Drainage Ditches

(210) 619-1800 Public Works crews mow city-owned drainage ditches and some right-of-ways. During rainy pe-riods, grass grows faster, and the mowing schedule could run a bit slower.

Municipal Court (210) 619-1500court.schertz.com1400 Schertz Parkway, Bldg. #1

Operating HoursM-F 8:00AM to 5:00PM

Contact the Municipal Court Clerk for information on traffic fines, tickets and citations. For more information or to make an online payment, visit court.schertz.com.

Noise Nuisance/Noisy Neighbors

(210) 619-1200 To report a noise nuisance/noisy neighbors (over 85 decibels), contact the Schertz Police Department.

Online Services schertz.com Pay utility bills, find job opportunities, request bid in-formation and bid status, access the city code, apply for permits, download city forms, request records, forms and information, pay traffic fines, submit a request for service or information and much more. If you do not have access to a computer, visit a public library for free Internet access.

Open Records Request (210) 619-1030 Open Records Request Forms are available at City Hall. Requests may be submitted to the City Sec-retarys office, Building 2. Fees may be applicable depending upon the size and length of the request. For more information on fees, please contact the City Secretarys office.

Out-of-Town House Patrol-Program

(210) 619-1200 For peace of mind on an extended vacation or trip, contact the Police Department for extra patrols around your home.



PROGRAM PHONE #Parks and Recreation

Additional Resources:see Buffalo Valley Youth Association for ball field informationsee Recreation Centersee Schertz Youth Soccer Association for soccer complex informationsee Swimming Poolssee Venues for parks and pavilion rentalssee YMCA

(210) 619-1850 The City of Schertz is proud of its parks and recre-ational facilities. Public parks also provide picnic facilities and playgrounds. Lighted basketball courts and a Junior Olympics-sized swimming pool are open to the public throughout the summer months.Park HoursSchertz parks are open daily from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Crescent Bend Nature Park is open from dawn to dusk daily. Please go to Schertz.com for any up-dates or changes to park hours.

Passport to Care(EMS Membership Plan)

(210) 619-1400 The Schertz EMS Passport to Care Program is an EMS Membership program that allows the citizens we serve to pre-plan for emergencies.

If you have insurance that covers ambulance transporta-tion and are transported by Schertz EMS, you will pay nothing out of pocket for that transport.

For the low price of $50 to $75 a year, you can now rest assured that if you or a member of your family has a medi-cal emergency, transportation to the hospital will be taken care of potentially with no cost to you. Thats right, no co-pay, no deductible, and no out of pocket costs (as long as your insurance deems it medically necessary).

For more information and complete program rules and details, visit schertzemspassport.com.




PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Permits and Inspections

Additional Resources:see Pet Licensessee Burn Permitssee Boats, Motor Homes and Trailer Storage

(210) 619-1750 For building permits, contractor permits, garage sale permits, home business permits and sign permits or to schedule an inspection, contact Development Services. City inspections are conducted by appoint-ment Monday through Friday. It may take up to 48 hours to schedule an inspection.

Pet AdoptionsAdditional Resources:see Animal Servicessee Humane Society

Both Schertz Animal Services and the Schertz Humane Society are devoted to saving the lives of homeless pets and placing them in caring, respon-sible homes. Adopt a pet today!

Pet Licenses (210) 619-1550 Licenses are required for all dogs and cats in the City of Schertz. Contact Animal Services for more information.

Planning and Zoning (210) 619-1780 Under the direction of Development Services, the Plan-ning and Zoning Department exists to ensure planned and purposeful development in the City of Schertz and its extraterritorial jurisdiction, to protect the integrity of our natural resources and neighborhoods and to enforce state and local statutes and ordinances.

Planning and Zoning staff also provide support to the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Board of Adjustment.



PROGRAM PHONE #Police Department

Additional Resources:see Accident Report Copiessee Barking Dogssee Boats, Motor Homes and Trailer Storagesee Citizens on Patrolsee Graffiti Code Enforcementsee Identity Theftsee Juvenile Curfewsee Missing Person or Runawaysee Events for National Night Outsee Noise Nuisance/Noisy Neighborssee Out-of-Town House Patrol-Programsee Police Report Copiessee Registered Sex Offender Locationsee School Resource Officerssee Speeding Vehiclessee Traffic Accident Reporting

(210) 619-1200 The Schertz Police Department provides services within the city limits including investigations and youth services, patrol, records, parking enforcement, crime prevention, neighborhood watch and public information.

(210) 619-1253 Contact the Special Projects/Community outreach Officer for program information about Schertz Impaired Driving Program; Joint Drug, Alcohol and Internet Safety and Awareness Program; Sex Offend-er Registration Program; Child Fingerprint Identi-fication Program; Citizens Police Academy; Schertz Citizens on Patrol; Neighborhood Watch Program; home security and safety inspections, child car seat inspection and installation; and Bike Rodeo/bicycle safety programs.

911 Call 911 to report an emergency.

Police Report Copies (210) 619-1200 Copies of police reports can be obtained through the records division of the Police Department.

Post Office (210) 566-7184 1081 Elbel Road in Schertz

Potholes (210) 619-1000 or 311 To report potholes or request street repairs on city streets, contact Customer Relations or visit us on the web at 311.schertz.com.




PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Public Affairs

Additional Resources:see Civic Center and Event Facilitiessee Eventssee Schertz Magazinesee Venues

(210) 619-1630 The Schertz Public Affairs Office works with city depart-ments and city entities to promote the City of Schertz. Its mission is to promote the City of Schertz, Schertz activities, Schertz businesses and Schertz community, civic and non-profit organizations. The Public Affairs Office also serves as the point of contact for media inquiries and oversees the civic and community centers and events office.

Public WorksAdditional Resources:see Clean-upssee Discarding Old Appliancessee Garbage & Curbside Recyclingsee Hazardous Waste Disposalsee Holiday Trash/Recycling Pickupsee Mowing Along Drainage Ditchessee Recyclingsee Trash on Roadsee Traffic Signs/Lightssee Utilitiessee Water Conservation for Watering Restrictionssee Water Pressure (Abnormal)see Wood Chipping Service/Tree Limb Pick-up

(210) 619-1800 Public Works is responsible for repair and maintenance of streets, sidewalks, bike paths, streetlights and traffic signals, operation and maintenance of water distribution, sewage collection/treatment and drainage collection systems as well as traffic calming, construction inspection of public improvements and Capital Improvement Projects.

Purchasing and Asset Management

(210) 619-1160 The Purchasing and Asset Management office is responsible for procuring goods and services for all City departments. Call to find out how you can receive automatic bid notifications or to obtain a copy of any bid or request for proposals (RFP).



PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Recreation

see Parks and RecreationRecreation Center

Additional Resources:See Parks and Recreation

(210) 619-1900 The recreation center, located at 721 Westchester Drive, is operated by the YMCA of Greater San Antonio, provides a daily opportunity for community wellness and leisure and is a reflection of the health consciousness of Schertz residents.

Registered Sex Offender Location

(210) 619-1253 To find information on any registered sex offenders in your area, visit the Department of Public Safety (DPS) website at records.txdps.state.tx.us, or call the Special Projects Officer.

Rental Facilities see Venues

RecyclingAdditional Resources:see Garbage & Curbside Recyclingsee Utilities

(210) 619-1100 Requests for recycling bins will be taken upon beginning wa-ter service. A Bexar Waste crew will normally deliver a new recycling bin within one to two weeks, but in some cases, it could be longer. Additional bins may be purchased by call-ing Bexar Waste. Newspapers, including slick, glossy inserts, can be recycled if they are not wet or discolored by the sun. Newspaper put out for curbside recycling pick-up should be protected from the weather. Corrugated board and box board are recyclable materials. Glass containers with no lids should be rinsed before being put out for curbside recycling pick-up. Plastic containers with no lids should be rinsed be-fore being put out for pick-up. Aluminum, tin and bi-metal cans, such as beverage or juice cans, will be picked up for recycling.

Sanitarian (210) 619-1650 Under the direction of Marshal Services, the Sanitarian inspects food establishments to ensure compliance with state and local health laws.



PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Schertz Magazine (210) 619-1630 The award-winning magazine produced by the Schertz Pub-

lic Affairs Department focuses on the beauty of a budding city and the entrepreneurial drive and leadership contribut-ing to its unprecedented growth. It caters to the interests of its readers, engaging the spirit of Schertz past, present and future. For more information, visit schertzmagazine.com.

Schertz Youth Soccer Alliance

Additional Resources:see Parks and Recreation

(210) 387-5089 The Schertz Youth Soccer Alliance Inc. (SYSA) manages Schertz Soccer Complex for the City of Schertz. Find out more at schertz-soccer.org.

School Districts (210) 645-6200 Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISDscuc.txed.net

(830) 221-2000 Comal ISDcomalisd.org

(210) 648-7861 East Central ISDecisd.net

(210) 357-2300 Randolph Field ISDrfisd.net

(210) 945-5100 Judson ISDjudsonisd.org

(210) 734-2620 Archdiocese of San Antonio Department of Catholic Schoolssacatholicschools.org

School Resource Officers (210) 619-1200 The Schertz Police Department provides School Resource Officers for the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District.

Senior Center (210) 619-1970608 Schertz Parkway

Operating Hours: M-TH 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM F 9:00 AM to 5:00 PMThe Schertz Area Senior Center has a number of services and activities for seniors. A hot lunch is served Monday through Friday from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM.



PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Sign Permits

see Permits and Inspections

Smoke Detector Program (210) 734-7077 The Schertz Fire Department has partnered with Wayne Wright law firm in a program to install smoke detectors in owner-occupied houses. Call Wayne Wright law firm to request a smoke detector.

Sewer Servicessee Utilities

Speeding Vehicles (210) 619-1200 Report speeding vehicles to the Police Department. Inter-ested persons also can attend Transportation Safety Adviso-ry Commission meetings, which are normally held the first Thursday of each month in the City Council Chambers.




Traffic Signs/Lights (210) 619-1000 or 311311.schertz.com

For missing or damaged traffic control signs or malfunc-tioning street or traffic lights, contact Schertz Customer Relations.

Tree/Brush Disposal (210) 619-1100 For small amounts of brush, branches should be cut into four-foot lengths, tied in no more than 50-pound bundles and put out during normal trash pick-up by Bexar Waste.

Trash On Road (210) 619-1000 or 311311.schertz.com

To report trash on city roadways, contact Customer Relations.

Trash Services see Utilities

Swimming Poolssee Parks and Recreationfor Pool Reservations, see Venues

(210) 619-1900 Schertz has two swimming pools that operate from Me-morial Day weekend through the start of the public school year. Management of the pools is handled by the Schertz Family YMCA. Schertz Pool is located at 701 Oak Street in Pickrell

Park. Northcliffe Pool is located at 4601 Cherry Tree Drive

in Northcliffe. Pool admission is $1.50. Children under 2 years of age get in free. Season passes also are available. Children 12 years and younger must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older.

Traffic Accident Reporting (210) 619-1200 Persons involved in a traffic accident are required by law to contact the Police Department at 911 for emergency response and (210) 619-1200 in non-emergency cases. Any-one witnessing an accident should call the same numbers depending on the situation. The Police Department will make a report if there are injuries or damage to vehicles or property. No police report will be made if parties involved in the accident agree to settle any damage claims among themselves.



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WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Utilities

Additional Resources:see Business Officesee Clean-upssee Discarding Old Appliancessee Garbage and Curbside Recyclingsee Hazardous Waste Disposalsee Holiday Trash Pick-upsee Recyclingsee Tree/Brush Disposal

(210) 619-1100utilities.schertz.com

New ServiceApplications for new water, sewer and trash collection are available at City Hall (Building 1) on Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM .

Charges on Water BillCharges on a Schertz water bill include water, sewer, garbage, recycling, drainage fee and sales tax. Fees from other city departments may be charged on your water bill.

Payment OptionsResidents can pay in person at the inside coun-ter or at the drive-up window at the business office, Building 1, on Monday though Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Other payment options include: By mail After hours dropbox on side of Building 1 Bank draft from checking, savings and credit

card accounts on due date at no charge Online payment through schertz.com. Ad-

ditional fees will apply. Credit or debit cards; fee will apply. No city

charge for debit or credit payment made in person.

Water DisconnectionWater service is shut off if the account is 10 days past due, and the meter will be locked until payment is made.

Water Reconnection During Business HoursTo reconnect water services, go to the business office in Building 1 during regular business hours on Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Fees apply.

Water Reconnection After Hours, Weekends and Holidays(210) 619-1200To re-establish water service after hours, come by the Police Department, Building 6. An on-call (after-hours) fee will be assessed

Utility Account ClosingClosing a water service account can be done by calling the Utility Billing Department or by visiting the department in the business office.

Leak AdjustmentLeak repairs must be verified, and adjustments to the water bill will be based on the customers historic usage.

Excessive Water Usage/Meter Re-read RequestWater meter re-reads will be done upon request. The customer will be notified of the results.

Water Turned off to Repair a LeakTo request temporary water cut-off to repair a leak, call the Utility Billing Department. To request the same service after hours or on weekends, call the Police Departments non-emergency number at (210) 619-1200.

Trash/Recycling Property Damage from TrucksAll concerns and complaints should be made to the Solid Waste Coordinator. Call during normal business hours from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.



PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Venues (210) 619-1630 Civic Center

The Schertz Civic Center (Building 5) offers convenient and affordable rental space for a variety of events from business meetings and conventions to wedding receptions and birth-day or anniversary celebrations.

(210) 619-1630 Community Center Schertz Community Center (Building 3) next to City Hall offers banquet, meeting and exercise space in true gymna-sium style.

(210) 619-1630 North Center The Schertz North Center (3501 Morning Drive) offers ban-quet and meeting space ideal for bridal and baby showers as well as childrens birthday parties.

(210) 619-1850 Parks Pavilion Rentals Schertz has four pavilions for rent at Pickrell Park. Informa-tion on fees and availability are handled by the Parks and Recreation Department.

(210) 659-1610 Ball Field RentalsFor rental information about fields in city parks, contact the Buffalo Valley Youth Association (BVYA).

(210) 387-5089 Soccer Complex RentalsFor rental information about the Schertz Soccer Complex, contact the Schertz Youth Soccer Alliance.

(210) 619-1850 Mobile Stage RentalsFor rental information about the Schertz Showmaster mo-bile stage, contact Schertz Parks and Recreation.

(210) 619-1900 Pool Reservations Schertz public pools may be reserved for private occasions from 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM. Reservation availability and fees are available by contacting the YMCA.

Find out more about city venues and rental requirements and rates at schertz.com



PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Visitor Guide (210) 566-9000 A Schertz Business Directory and Visitor Guide is provided

by the Schertz Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center. Voting

see Election InformationWarrants

see Marshal ServicesWater Conservation Schertz has year-round watering guidelines. Sprinkler water-

ing is prohibited between 10:00 AM and 8:00 PM. Hand-held watering devises or drip-irrigation systems may be used at any time.Here are some water conservation tips: Automatic dishwashers use 15 gallons for every cycle,

regardless of how many dishes are loaded. Turn off the tap when brushing your teeth. Check your toilets for leaks by putting a few drops of food

coloring in the tank. Watch for a few minutes to see if the color shows up in the bowl. It is not uncommon to lose up to 100 gallons a day from an invisible toilet leak. Fix it, and you save more than 30,000 gallons a year.

Use your water meter to detect hidden leaks. Simply turn off all taps and water-using appliances, and then check the meter after 15 minutes. If it moved, you have a leak.

Water Pressure (Abnormal) (210) 619-1800 Contact the Schertz Public Works Department for ques-tions or concerns about your water pressure.

Wood-chipping Service/Tree Limb Pick-up

(210) 619-1000 or 311311.schertz.com

Public Works has a wood-chipping/tree limb pick-up service that can be added to a residents water bill at the rate of $25 per half hour. The service is available on Fridays only and must be scheduled by 3:00 PM on the preceding Thurs-day. Contact Schertz Customer Relations to setup a time.

Water Servicessee Utilities


PROGRAM PHONE # WHAT IS IT & WHO PROVIDES IT?Watering Restrictions/Conservation

see Water ConservationYMCA

Additional Resources:see Recreation Center see Swimming Pools

(210) 619-1900 The YMCA of Greater San Antonio operates the Schertz Recreation Center at 621 Westchester Drive and the Schertz City Pools.

32 City of Schertz . 1400 Schertz Parkway . 78154 . schertz.com . 311.schertz.com . (210) 619-1000


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CITY HALL WEBSITE - WWW.SCHERTZ.COM

Schertz Municipal Complex1400 Schertz Parkway, Schertz TX 78154

City Hall, Bldg. #1Business/Utilities (210) 619-1100Information Technology (210) 619-1180Inspections (210) 619-1750Marshal Services (210) 619-1650Municipal Court (210) 619-1500Planning and Zoning (210) 619-1780

Administration, Bldg. #2City Manager (210) 619-1000City Secretary (210) 619-1030Customer Relations/311 (210) 619-1000Economic Development (210) 619-1070Finance (210) 619-1140Human Resources (210) 619-1150Parks and Recreation (210) 619-1850Records (210) 619-1030

Community Center, Bldg. #3 (210) 619-1600

Council Chambers, Bldg. #4

Civic Center, Bldg. #5Civic and Community Centers (210) 619-1600Events Manager (210) 619-1630Public Affairs (210) 619-1630Schertz Magazine (210) 619-1630

Police Department, Bldg. #6 (210) 619-1200

Emergency Medical Services, Bldg. #7 (210) 619-1400

Fire Department Headquarters,Bldg. #8 (210) 619-1300

Schertz Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center1730 Schertz Pkwy.(210) 566-9000

Animal Services1298 Borgfeld Rd.(210) 619-1550

Public Library798 Schertz Pkwy.(210) 619-1700

Senior Citizens Center608 Schertz Pkwy.(210) 619-1974 Purchasing Department10 Commercial Place, Bldg. #1(210) 619-1160

Public Works10 Commercial PlaceBldg. #2(210) 619-1800

North Center3501 Morning Dr.(210) 619-1600 Recreation Center/YMCA 621 Westchester Drive(210) 619-1900

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

SCHERTZPUBLIC AFFAIRS

Documents

AtoZ Guide to Schertz