07/16/2026
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Due to the significant rainfall, hazardous road conditions and local flooding throughout our area, we will be closed today to ensure the safety of our employees, customers and community.
Overnight, Cibolo Creek rose to approximately 22.5 feet. Around 3 a.m., the creek crested, and water levels have since begun to recede. Conditions are expected to continue improving throughout the day.
Please use caution if you are traveling throughout the City. Many low water crossings remain impassable, and areas along the creek may still be flooded. Remember: Turn Around, Don't Drown. If barricades are in place, do not move them. They have been placed by public safety personnel for your safety and will be removed once the area is safe to reopen.
If you evacuated overnight, please be aware that high water may still prevent access to your home. Public safety personnel will continue monitoring impacted areas throughout the morning. Please continue to follow City communications for updates before attempting to return.
As daylight allows, City crews will begin assessing roads, infrastructure, and any storm-related damage. Please continue to monitor the City's official communication channels for updates.
For the latest information on low water crossing closures and other flood-related impacts, please visit: https://schertz.com/m/newsflash/home/detail/1269