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Under pursuant to Chapter 418 of the Texas Government Code, the Texas Disaster Act of 1975, as the presiding officer of the City of Castle Hills City Council, the City’s governing body, the Mayor is designated as the emergency management directo...
Attached is Mayor JR Trevino’s letter in response to the recent declaration made by Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff which issues a "Stay Home Work Safe Measures" for Bexar County. Attached is a copy of the declaration order b...
City of Castle Hills – City Hall Operations with regards to COVID-19
CASTLE HILLS, Texas – Out of an abundance of caution and in an effort to practice social distancing and avoid introducing COVID-19 (Coronavirus) to our emplo...
The City of Castle Hills is being responsive to the citizens of our community and surrounding areas. We would like all citizens to know that our first responders continue to monitor COVID-19 (widely known as Coronavirus) and are prepared to address if the...
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Spring is the time when oak trees have the highest chance of contracting oak wilt disease; pruning in spring leaves them very vulnerable to this disease. The Texas Forest Service will tell you that the riskiest time to prune oaks is from February 1st thro...
Permit Application
Tree Pruning Application
Work in Right-of-Way Application
1. IDENTIFY IT: Reporting the nearest street address and/or the pole ID number works best. The ID number is usually found on the front of the pole.
2. DESCRIBE THE PROBLEM: The nature of the problem could just be “a streetlight is out”. Or a stre...
