
CPS Energy Reliability & Vegetation Maintenance Program
04/26/2022 - CPS Energy will be conducting a tree trimming program in Alamo Heights. Their Reliability & Vegetation Maintenance Program will begin in May.
04/26/2022 - CPS Energy will be conducting a tree trimming program in Alamo Heights. Their Reliability & Vegetation Maintenance Program will begin in May.
04/14/2022 - The City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 2 Water Restrictions, effective Friday, April 15th.
- National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is on Saturday, April 30th @ Alamo Heights City Hall between 10AM - 2PM.
03/13/2022 - The City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 1 water restrictions, effective Friday, March 11, 2022.
02/25/2022 - The 83rd regular session Texas Legislature enacted a Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Program, in which municipalities may establish. Alamo Heights City Council is considering establishing a PACE program at the February 28th Council Meeting.
02/08/2022 - Join us on Saturday, March 26th, as we host the 4th annual AH09 5K Fun Run. Camp Gladiator will begin warm-up exercises at 7:30 a.m. in preparation for the run/walk to begin at 8:00 a.m. See you there!
02/03/2022 - Remember the 4P's as low temperatures/freezing weather is here: people, pets, plants, and pipe. Check local news stations and/or go to National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio https://www.weather.gov/ewx/ for updated information.
- The City of Alamo Heights City Offices will be closed today 2-3-2022 due to the weather. If you need Police Assistance for non-emergency issues please call 210-822-3321 any Power Outages please contact CPS at 210-353-2222
01/13/2022 - The City of Alamo Heights City Offices will be closed on January 17th, 2022 for Martin Luther King Day.
12/29/2021 - The City of Alamo Heights will be closed at noon on Thursday, December 30th and all day Friday, December 31st. Solid waste pick up will provide regular scheduled service on Thursday but not on Friday. No permitted construction is allowed during this time. Happy New Year! From the City of Alamo Heights.
12/23/2021 - The City of Alamo Heights City Hall will be closed on December 31st, for the New Year Holiday. As a reminder, there will be no solid waste pick up or any permitted construction during this time.
The City of Alamo Heights wishes you a safe and happy holiday!
12/17/2021 - Candidate applications for Councilmember Places 3, 4, & 5 will be accepted starting on January 19, 2022. Applications must be received no later than Friday, February 18, 2022 at 5 P.M.
12/08/2021 - TOPIC: UPDATE YOUR EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION WITH CPS ENERGY TO STAY CONNECTED
- Safety Tips - Walkers/Runners
10/22/2021 - Effective Saturday, October 23, 2021, water restrictions have been lifted.
10/01/2021 - On Saturday, Oct. 23rd, the Police Department will be hosting a microchip clinic and accepting expired, unused and unwanted prescription or over the counter drugs. Stop by Alamo Heights City Hall between 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
09/01/2021 - The City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 1 water restrictions, effective Thursday, Sept. 2nd.
08/27/2021 - The 11th Annual National Night Out event has been cancelled due to the increased numbers of COVID-19 outbreak.
08/11/2021 - Public hearings and adoption of FY 2021-2022 Operating Budget and 2021 Ad Valorem Tax Rate on Monday, August 23, 2021 City Council Meeting at 5:30 p.m.
07/15/2021 - There will be a few road closures on Saturday, July 17th, from 6:00 am to 9:30 a.m. for the San Antonio Road Runners Women’s 5K/10K Run/Walk. Plan accordingly.
06/11/2021 - Pick up your 2020 Fiesta Medals at City Hall during Monday - Friday, 8AM - 5PM. 1 per resident or 2 per household.
06/10/2021 - Join us on Saturday, July 3rd @ 10 a.m. for the 4th of July parade!
05/02/2021 - Official Results - Special Election
04/21/2021 - Stage 2 Water Restrictions are in effect as of April 21, 2021.
04/09/2021 - National Prescription Take Back Day on Saturday, April 24th at Alamo Heights City Hall, beginning at 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
04/06/2021 - Stage 1 Water Restrictions are in place for Alamo Heights, effective April 6, 2021.
03/09/2021 - Local businesses will make their rules in mandating facial masks.
02/17/2021 - Water Update
02/14/2021 - Updated Information regarding safety, winter storm precautions, energy conservation, and city services.
02/10/2021 - Click here for information on the City's Tornado Warning Alert Device Subsidy Program.
02/02/2021 - Tips to help you and your family stay safe and be prepared for a tornado.
01/27/2021 - Effective Wednesday, January 27, 2021, Stage 1 water restrictions have been lifted.
01/21/2021 - The Tree Preservation Program will begin on Monday, January 25th. Tree Trimming will be conducted by Davey Tree Services, arborist.
12/14/2020 - Safety tips to follow during this holiday season.
12/09/2020 - Bexar County Executive Order # 18 provides information on the closure of bars, effective Thursday, December 10th.
11/26/2020 - Curfew for Bexar County residents effective Thursday, Nov. 26th until Monday, November 30, 2020 expiring at 5AM.
11/04/2020 - Unofficial results of the November 3, 2020 Special Bond Election.
11/03/2020 - Bexar County continues to offer a variety of assistance programs related to COVID-19 such as regarding rent, utilities and small business owners. There are different programs with deadlines to apply. Visit https://www.bexar.org/3314/Bexar-County-Strong on these opportunities.
10/10/2020 - The Alamo Heights City Hall is no longer a site to drop of unused prescription drugs. Click for additional information on other nearby sites for National Prescription Take Back Day, Saturday, October 24th, beginning at 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
09/01/2020 - Alamo Heights City Council ordered a special bond election for Tuesday, November 3rd for the issuance of of general obligation bonds in the amount of $13,250,000 for the Austin Highway/Lower Broadway Improvement Project to address street flooding and storm water improvements.
08/18/2020 - The proposed budget and property tax rate notice are available here.
07/13/2020 - Stage 1 water restrictions effective July 14, 2020.
07/03/2020 - Masks are mandatory. There are a few exceptions to gatherings and also limitations. Businesses may conduct temperature checks prior to entrance of business.
06/26/2020 - Bexar County Judge and Governor has issued new Executive Orders related to occupancy maximum and closure of bars that generate over 50% of sales from alcohol.
06/17/2020 - Several updates to include mandatory face coverings, 4th of July Parade cancellation, AHFD Designation, upcoming technology to Council Chambers, Peaceful Protest and Bike Trails.
06/08/2020 - Information on Bexar County's Small and Micro Business Relief Grant Program and COVID-19 Essential Bags. Two different programs/services offered through Bexar County.
05/19/2020 - Personal businesses may reopen with restrictions, restaurants may have up to 50% occupancy, summer camps may open with protocols, and regular trash pickup will resume Monday, June 1st. Social distancing is crucial.
05/07/2020 - Salons may reopen with guidelines. AH Swimming Pool reopens on May 30th. Social Distancing is still crucial. Congratulations Mr. & Mrs. Almquist!
05/01/2020 - “Stay Home Work Safe Measures” remains in effect. Bark Park will reopen today. Social Distancing remains key.
04/28/2020 - There have been changes in regards to re-opening of businesses to include places of worship. Social distancing is still crucial.
04/23/2020 - An update provided by Mayor Rosenthal: Mandatory face masks required for people over the age of 10, continue to practice social distancing, and shop local.
04/17/2020 - State, County and City updates. Continue social distancing and supporting local businesses and restaurants. It is mandatory to wear masks when social distancing is difficult, effective April 18th.
04/10/2020 - An update on Bark Park, Judson Nature Trails, Little League fields, local businesses and the importance of social distancing.
04/03/2020 - Mayor Rosenthal provides an update on Alamo Heights.
03/25/2020 - Important Message re: Local Businesses in AH from Mayor Rosenthal