This campaign aims to find safe homes for as many pets as possible. Local animal shelters team up with local partners, including NBC and Telemundo affiliates... Read on...
Traffic will be detoured to Hutchison Street for the duration of the project. University buses will be permitted to use North Edward Gary Street for Texas State University access. Read on...
This project will replace approximately 300 feet of sewer main that has deteriorated due to age. Motorists can expect lane closures during construction. Read on...
The ultimate goal of the mural project is to serve as an anti-litter and river preservation reminder to those entering the San Marcos River District. Read on...
San Marcos is accepting applications for candidates seeking a place on the ballot for the upcoming General and Special elections taking place this November. Read on...
The City of San Marcos is hiring a new chief of police and City leadership is asking for the community’s help in determining the priorities for the position. Read on...
The City of San Marcos is now accepting applications for funding for the 2021 fiscal year from Human Services Agencies. The deadline for applications is Friday, Aug. 21. Read on...
The Main Street Program is moving a few blocks from their current location, near the square, to a building at the entrance to downtown at 202 North CM Allen Parkway. Read on...
The City is hosting a Virtual Community Workshop on Thursday, July 23 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. to seek input on updates to the downtown architectural design guidelines... Read on...
The location for this week’s free walk-up COVID testing in San Marcos has moved from San Marcos High School to the San Marcos Toyota Rattler Stadium. Read on...
The City of San Marcos Police Department, Fire Department, and Hays County EMS were dispatched to the 1600 block of Post Road for a traffic collision involving... Read on...
Stage 1 rules limit at-home car washing, washing impervious surfaces and foundation watering to one day per week. Full rules can be found on the City... Read on...
The City will host a brushy waste drop-off and community clean-up for residential garbage and recycling service customers on Saturday, July 11 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Read on...
The City is celebrating July’s “Parks and Recreation Month,” by highlighting work of park & recreation professionals who are providing services that are vital to a healthy San Marcos. Read on...
The City Council is seeking comments on a proposal to add a COVID-19 testing program using $105,530 of the newly issued $425,261 CDBG-CV funds. Read on...
Free, walk-up COVID-19 testing will be offered at San Marcos High School daily between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. from Sunday, July 12 to Thursday, July 16. Read on...
The City of San Marcos has been awarded $257,257 in State Small Urban formula funds for transit expenses from the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT). Read on...
In an effort to continue the fun tradition for families, the annual contest will be administered through Facebook due to the in-person event cancellation. Read on...
Due to concerns about the rise in COVID-19 cases in San Marcos, the City of San Marcos is announcing that the annual July 4 fireworks display is being postponed... Read on...
Due in major part to citizen tips, the San Marcos Police Department (SMPD) has been able to identify and arrest the suspected driver involved in the June 1 fatal hit and run incident. Read on...
The City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission participate in a virtual, Joint Workshop to discuss downtown design on Thursday, June 25 at 6:30 p.m. Read on...
City of San Marcos officials announced that the free COVID-19 testing site at Bonham Pre-k school on Sunday, June 14 tested at least 701 people... Read on...
Starting Monday, June 15, the Parks and Recreation Department will open online registration for the Discovery Camp and Summer Fun summer camp programs. Read on...
TDEM announced yesterday they will offer free COVID-19 testing in San Marcos on Sunday, June 14 and Saturday, June 20 as part of the Governor’s new initiative... Read on...
The driver of a Dodge pickup truck was killed and the highway closed when his vehicle ran into the back of a semi-trailer on southbound IH35 Tuesday night. Read on...
The City’s Public Services Department recently completed street overlay projects on Cape Road, Cheatham Street, Mosscliff Circle and Post Road. Read on...
The Route 4 detour is expected to continue for the duration of the City’s construction on Cape Road, tentatively scheduled to end in October. Read on...
The City’s Engineering & Capital Improvements Department will begin work on a one-year, $7.8-million project to provide flood protection for the Blanco Gardens... Read on...
SMPD is asking the public for help identifying the driver of a vehicle that hit a pedestrian in the 1600 block of Post Road last night at around 10 p.m. Read on...
Cancellations and tentative scheduling of summer programs in response to COVID-19 restrictions for the Parks and Recreation Department, Public Library and Fire... Read on...
The San Marcos City Council is seeking comments on proposed programs and projects to be allocated funding in the CDBG 2020-2021 Action Plan. Read on...
After a thorough, multi-county investigation, the San Marcos Police Department has identified three suspects in the shooting incident that occurred at Sadler House... Read on...
The City of San Marcos continues to monitor and adjust the public transit services in an effort to protect public health while continuing transit services. Read on...
On Tuesday, May 26, the seven-year old passed away due to injuries sustained in the accident. The child was receiving treatment at Dell Children’s Medical Center. Read on...
Officers and medics provided immediate emergency care to the occupants at the scene. At this time, speed is expected to be a factor in the crash as well as a blown tire. Read on...
On Saturday, May 23 at 10 a.m., the San Marcos Discovery Center is opening its brand-new online store to the public and offering curbside plant pickup. Read on...
The San Marcos City Council is seeking comments on proposed programs and projects to be added to the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)... Read on...
On Friday, May 22, the Hays Co Task Force responsible for testing County nursing facilities will complete testing for all residents and employees across six facilities... Read on...
The suspect in a fatal hit and run accident in February turned himself in to authorities over the weekend after SMPD obtained a warrant for his arrest. Read on...
“We are thrilled to accept this award and put it to good use continuing to offer a safe and compassionate space for local animals during this crisis,” Read on...
The City of San Marcos recently installed artist-designed banners throughout downtown as part of a placemaking initiative led by the Main Street Program. Read on...
At 8:53 p.m. on Tuesday, May 19, a San Marcos Police Officer suffered a medical issue while driving and crashed into a gas main and nearby manufacturing building.. Read on...
Starting this Friday, May 22, the City of San Marcos will reopen riverfront parks to active recreation seven days a week. Park visitors are expected to use caution... Read on...
San Marcos residents can now divert leaves and grass clippings from the landfill by donating it to compost, with a convenient drop-off location open through June 12. Read on...
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the City of San Marcos and local stakeholders will commemorate Memorial Day virtually with a video ceremony. Read on...
City of San Marcos staff working in municipal offices and virtually will observe a holiday on Monday, May 25 in honor of Memorial Day. Texas Disposal Systems will... Read on...
The San Marcos City Council will hold two Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) virtual public hearings at their regular meeting on Tues., May 19, at 6 p.m. Read on...
The San Marcos Police Department is hosting an entrance exam for certified applicants on Saturday, June 6 that includes a potential $3,000 hiring incentive... Read on...
The Texas Rangers have positively identified Jose Alfredo Perez DeLaCruz (DOB 01/13/1974) as the person who shot and killed Officer Justin Putnam and wounded... Read on...
San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter is celebrating the highest live-release month in its history with a 98.2% live-release outcome reported for the month of April. Read on...
The City of San Marcos Planning and Development Services Department is seeking community input on downtown design through an online Kickoff Survey. Read on...
With the Hopkins Street improvements project moving into the construction phase, the City and CARTS are preparing public transit service detours to start as early as... Read on...
The City adopted a temporary parklet program in downtown San Marcos, allowing businesses to temporarily convert on-street parking spots into outdoor seating. Read on...
The City is accepting qualified applications from for-profit entities, non-profit organizations, government agencies, and City departments for funding through... Read on...
Bids and proposals submitted to the City of San Marcos and contracts entered by the City of San Marcos must acknowledge their business does not discriminate.. Read on...
With the March 9 resignation of City Council Member Joca Marquez, Place 5, the City of San Marcos is holding a Special Election in conjunction with the upcoming May elections for local school boards. Read on...
With storm season in full swing, the City of San Marcos is reminding residents that in an emergency they can send text messages to 9-1-1 in the Central Texas area. Read on...
The San Marcos City Council approved Code SMTX, a new 434-page development code that aligns with the City’s comprehensive plan and will guide how... Read on...
