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You(th) Can Do It! Pageant Postponed to June 7
The You(th) Can Do It! pageant, originally scheduled for March 29, has been postponed to June 7. The new date will allow the event to be held in conjunction with the Miss Beautiful SMTX pageant. Read on... -
City Seeks Volunteers to Serve on Census 2020 Complete Count Committee
The City of San Marcos is seeking to fill 19 positions on the Census 2020 Complete Count Committee with dedicated volunteers from throughout the community in the following positions: Read on...
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San Marcos Youth Commission Hosts Leadership Conference
Online registration is open for the San Marcos Youth Commission’s “Live Your Best Life” Leadership Conference, Saturday, April 6, 8:45 am to 2 pm, at the San Marcos Activity Center. Read on... -
San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter ‘Pets of the Week’
Starla is a shy girl just looking for love. This one-year-old Chow Chow mix is very timid when you initially meet her, but will give you so much love once she warms up. Read on...
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Spring Break Camp Spring Break Camp occurs the Monday-Friday during ...Read On -
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Best Friends For Life Join us for this FREE 5 week inclusive recreation ...Read On
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Human Services Advisory Board Located in the Human Resources Training Room next ...Read On
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Contact Us
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The City of San Marcos is pursuing five Strategic Initiatives to guide its operations and priorities in the coming years. They are:
- Workforce Housing
- Public Transit
- Stormwater Management
- Community Partnerships
- City Facilities
Quarterly reports on our progress are posted on the City Manager's web page.
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San Marcos voters approved bonds in an election on May 6, 2017 that included two separate propositions for public safety and library projects.
The city is authorized to issue bonds in the maximum principal amount of $32.2 million, a tax rate increase 8.37 cents per $100 of valuation*. That amounts to $10.46 a month for the average homeowner, or $125.55 per year for a $150,000 home (the approximate average home value in San Marcos).
For more information, visit the Bond Projects page.