All the excitement begins tomorrow as we cheer the Alamo Heights Mules Football team versus the Boerne Greyhounds!  This is the regional final for the 5A Division II playoffs.

The football team sendoff is Friday, December 5^th at 5PM, beginning from the Alamo Heights Home Field.  Family, friends, and fans line up down Castano, to Alamo Heights Blvd. to Devine in route to Alamo Stadium.  Show your spirit and support by lining the streets beginning at Alamo Heights Blvd. (starting at Castano) to cheer on our competitive Alamo Heights mules!

The kickoff begins at 7:00 PM at Alamo Stadium.

See you tomorrow Alamo Heights community and Go Mules Go!!!!!

This is an important reminder to sign up for City of Alamo Heights text alerts today.  Our official Rave Smart 911 notification system keeps residents and those who work or travel through the city informed about emergencies and important city updates.  City alerts provide fast and reliable information about severe weather, road closures, traffic disruptions, safety notices, utility updates, and special events.  You can choose your preferences and decide whether you want weather alerts/and or broader community updates.

Anyone who lives, works, visits, or commutes through Alamo Heights can enroll.  You may also register multiple addresses, so you receive the most accurate, geo-targeted information.

Your contact information is private and used only for official city messages.  Stay connected with Alamo Heights.  Sign up today.

Click here or visit https://www.alamoheightstx.gov/alert-notifications/ to register.

DECEMBER 7, 2025

SATX MARATHON

 The San Antonio Marathon will travel through a portion of Alamo Heights:

Olmos Drive, Estes, Cambridge Oval, Bronson, Patterson, Terrell, New Braunfels (south)

There will be NO On street parking allowed on the Marathon Route from 10:00 p.m. December 6, 2025, to 4:00 p.m. December 7, 2025.  Vehicles parked on the route will be relocated via wrecker service.

All streets intersecting the route will be barricaded and closed to traffic.

New Braunfels Southbound will be closed to traffic from Elizabeth to Burr Rd.

Cross traffic will be permitted at the following intersections:

Broadway @ Patterson                       

Argyle Ave @ Patterson

Westover Rd @ Patterson   

Patterson @ Encino (140 Patterson)

Vehicular traffic and pedestrian traffic will be affected during the marathon from approximately 8:00 a.m. on December 7, 2025, to approximately 2:00 p.m. on December 7, 2025.  Please make plans and arrangements to avoid travelling in those areas affected by the marathon route.  Point of Contact:  Deputy Chief Pruitt at cpruitt@alamoheightstx.gov

Effective Monday, November 10th, the City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 4 Water Restrictions based on mandatory pumping restrictions by the Edwards Aquifer Authority.  It is also a non-watering week, beginning the week of November 10th.  

Stage III landscaping irrigation restrictions remain in effect.

Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems) is permitted only once EVERY OTHER week between hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. A hand-held hose may be used any day of the week at any time.

When stage IV is in effect, the City Council may convene emergency sessions to consider other rules that may be necessary to further restrict groundwater use or to allow special uses, such uses including, but not limited to, the following:

Use necessary for public health or safety.

Notwithstanding any provision of these rules, groundwater may be used when and to the extent it is necessary to prevent danger to public health, safety, or welfare, or to the extent required by state or federal law.

Athletic fields.

1. An owner or operator of an athletic field who files with the city a groundwater conservation and reuse plan which has been approved by the City Council may apply groundwater to the field in accordance with this section.

The City of Alamo Heights is upgrading to new standardized wheeled trash bins for all residents beginning in November 2025. These durable bins provide more capacity, easier movement, and faster, cleaner collection for the community. Public Works staff will deliver bins directly to each home at no cost—residents west of Broadway will receive theirs Nov. 10 – Dec. 8, and those east of Broadway Dec. 8 – Dec. 30. Your regular trash pickup day will not change. A grace period will remain in effect through February 6, 2026, allowing residents to continue using their old containers until that date, when only the new bins will be collected.

Bins will not be delivered on holidays, including Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, the day after Thanksgiving, or Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

For questions or assistance, visit https://www.alamoheightstx.gov/departments/public-works/solid-waste/, call 210-822-3331 and select option 2, or email publicworks@alamoheightstx.gov.

To stay informed about this rollout and other city updates, sign up for text and email alerts by visiting https://www.alamoheightstx.gov/alert-notifications/.

On Saturday, October 25th, the Police Department will be accepting expired, unused and unwanted prescription or over the counter drugs, no questions asked. Due to the risk of injury to handlers, uncapped syringes, epi-pens or other injectable devices are not accepted. Stop by Alamo Heights City Hall, 6116 Broadway, East Entrance, during the hours of 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Effective Tuesday, September 30th, the City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 3 Water Restrictions.  These are changes mandated by order of the Edwards Aquifer Authority.

Landscaping Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems) is permitted only once EVERY OTHER week between hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.  It is a non-watering week, this week, the week of September 29th and you may water once during the week of October 6th.  

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. A hand-held hose may be used any day of the week at any time.

Filling new pools is prohibited unless at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Refilling of existing pools is only allowed if the pool has been drained for repairs and at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Newly planted landscape. May qualify for a three‐week variance from the stage III one‐day‐every‐other‐week watering schedule.

All restrictions are still in place:

• Wasting water is prohibited at all times. Do not allow water to run off into the street, drain or ditch. Repair all leaks.
• Do not use water to wash an impervious outdoor ground covering such as a parking lot, driveway, street or sidewalk, unless for health or safety reasons.
• Restaurants and other eating establishments are prohibited from serving water to customers except upon request of the customer.
• At least 25% of all non-public swimming pools’ surface area must be covered with evaporation screens when not being utilized. Inflatable pool toys or floating devices may be used.
• Washing of vehicles or other equipment at a residence is only allowed during their designated watering day. Water is not allowed to run into the street.
• Charity car washes are prohibited except at commercial car wash that recycles at least 75% of the water it uses or that is certified as a conservation car wash.
• Ornamental outdoor fountains are not to be utilized unless the water is recycled and the only additional water used is to compensate for loss due to evaporation.

Does your Alamo Heights community group have a project that you want to get off the ground? The City of Alamo Heights is now accepting applications for its 2026 Community Improvement Grant. Up to $50,000 in total funding is available. The application can be found by clicking here or picked up in the lobby of City Hall, 6116 Broadway. Applications for community-focused projects are due no later than October 30th at 5PM. For more information, please contact Phil Laney, Assistant City Manager, at planey@alamoheightstx.gov.

The residential streets in City of Alamo Heights contains a big population of walkers and joggers. It’s that time of year to prepare for less daylight and more darkness when jogging or walking on the residential streets. Collisions between vehicles and pedestrians can result in serious injuries but are avoidable by being seen and see approaching danger. The following are some common sense tips to minimize dangers when sharing the streets with cars during low light or times of darkness.

• Wear bright clothing or reflective material blended into the clothing
• Attach reflectors and lighting on the front and back of clothing, wear reflectorized belts, or glowing bands to warn others of your presence
• Hand held flashlights with yellow, red or orange wands are universal warning colors and easily recognizable
• When walking with pets fit them with lighted or reflectorized collars and leashes
• Walk/run against traffic to observe on-coming vehicles and be prepared to take evasive action
• Carry a cellular phone
• Turn down the volume of headsets or ear buds in order to hear what’s going on around you.

the Police Department webpage.

The City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 4 Water Restrictions based on mandatory pumping restrictions by the Edwards Aquifer Authority, as of Tuesday, August 12th, effective immediately.  It is also a non-watering week during the week of August 18th.  

Stage III landscaping irrigation restrictions remain in effect.

Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems) is permitted only once EVERY OTHER week between hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. A hand-held hose may be used any day of the week at any time.

When stage IV is in effect, the City Council may convene emergency sessions to consider other rules that may be necessary to further restrict groundwater use or to allow special uses, such uses including, but not limited to, the following:

Use necessary for public health or safety.

Notwithstanding any provision of these rules, groundwater may be used when and to the extent it is necessary to prevent danger to public health, safety, or welfare, or to the extent required by state or federal law.

Athletic fields.

1. An owner or operator of an athletic field who files with the city a groundwater conservation and reuse plan which has been approved by the City Council may apply groundwater to the field in accordance with this section.

Per Texas Property Tax Code, the 2025 tax rate and tax rate calculation worksheet is posted on the municipality’s website.

No-New Revenue Tax Rate           $0.367873/$100

Voter-Approval Tax Rate               $0.475767/$100

Click here to view the notice of the 2025 tax rate.

Click here to view the tax rate calculation worksheet.

A public hearing of the 2025 Ad Valorem Tax Rate is scheduled on Monday, August 25, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. at the Alamo Heights City Council Meeting – 6116 Broadway.

The City of Alamo Heights approved Ordinance No. 2241 amending City Code Sections 10-11 thru 10-18 relating to noise nuisances in the community. The new provisions for regulation and enforcement include setting maximum decibel levels for residential, commercial and events requiring a Special Event Permit issued by the City. Sound level meters will be to measure decibel levels during an investigation of noise The amended Section 10 also restricts the use of gasoline powered lawn equipment except during designated days / hours.

Click here for an informational sheet  regarding new regulations to abate noise nuisances and click here for Ordinance No. 2241 amending Sections 10-11 thru 10-18 of the City Codes.  There will be no enforcement action taken until after October 31, 2025.

The entire City Code Section 10 “Noise and Sound Level Regulation” can be accessed by the following link. Should there be any question regarding the amended Chapter 10, please contact the Alamo Heights Police Department at (210) 822-3321.

Effective Monday, August 4th, the City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 3 Water Restrictions.  These are changes mandated by order of the Edwards Aquifer Authority.

Landscaping Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems) is permitted only once EVERY OTHER week between hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.  You may water once during the week of July 28^th and it is a non-watering week during the week of August 4th.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. A hand-held hose may be used any day of the week at any time.

Filling new pools is prohibited unless at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Refilling of existing pools is only allowed if the pool has been drained for repairs and at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Newly planted landscape. May qualify for a three‐week variance from the stage III one‐day‐every‐other‐week watering schedule.

All restrictions are still in place:

• Wasting water is prohibited at all times. Do not allow water to run off into the street, drain or ditch. Repair all leaks.
• Do not use water to wash an impervious outdoor ground covering such as a parking lot, driveway, street or sidewalk, unless for health or safety reasons.
• Restaurants and other eating establishments are prohibited from serving water to customers except upon request of the customer.
• At least 25% of all non-public swimming pools’ surface area must be covered with evaporation screens when not being utilized. Inflatable pool toys or floating devices may be used.
• Washing of vehicles or other equipment at a residence is only allowed during their designated watering day. Water is not allowed to run into the street.
• Charity car washes are prohibited except at commercial car wash that recycles at least 75% of the water it uses or that is certified as a conservation car wash.
• Ornamental outdoor fountains are not to be utilized unless the water is recycled and the only additional water used is to compensate for loss due to evaporation.

Dear Olmos Park Residents,

We’ve heard from many of you asking how to help in response to the devastating flooding in Central Texas. Thank you for your compassion and generosity.

To support the relief efforts for flood victims in the Hill Country, we’ve compiled the following trusted options for monetary donations:

• Donate – Texas Search and Rescue
• Kerr County Flood Relief Fund

There are many ways to give, but these organizations are well-positioned to provide immediate and ongoing support to those impacted.

Supply Donations

The Salvation Army Kroc Center in Kerrville has temporarily paused in-kind and meal donations due to space limitations but hopes to resume accepting them once a larger warehouse is secured. In the meantime, the Olmos Park Police Department is coordinating a local supply collection at City Hall. If you would like to contribute, please bring your donations to City Hall on Thursday, July 10 only, during regular business hours (8:30 am – 5:00 pm). Donations must be received by 5:00 p.m. so staff can sort and prepare items for transport to Kerrville. Please do not drop off items after the deadline. We will transport the supplies to Kerrville when they are ready to accept more donations and resources. Donations can include:

• Non-Perishables
• Hygiene Items
• Bleach
• Brooms
• Shovels
• Trash Bags
• Diapers
• Socks
• Baby Wipes

For more information about ongoing needs and volunteer opportunities, please visit the Salvation Army Kroc Center in Kerrville. All volunteer coordination is being handled by the Salvation Army Social Services Office, 855 Hayes St., Kerrville, TX. They have kindly asked that volunteers do not self-deploy to affected areas. Uncoordinated efforts can block critical roadways and divert essential resources. Instead, please go through established volunteer organizations or official channels to ensure that your help is effective and doesn’t hinder ongoing relief operations.

We will continue to monitor the situation and share updates if new needs arise or additional ways to help become available.

Thank you,

City of Olmos Park

Join us on Friday, July 4th for the 55th Annual 4th of July parade.  The parade will begin at 10:00 a.m. and begin at Estes & Patterson and will end at the Cathedral Park.   The event will be held on Tuesday, July 4th.  There will be singing, reading the Americans’ Creed, lemonade and cookies!  See you in your red, white and blue attire.

You are invited to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Open House scheduled for Wednesday, May 28, 2025, beginning at 5:00 p.m. at the Alamo Heights United Methodist Church located at 825 E. Basse Road, San Antonio, TX  78209.  The open house is to provide information and gather input from the public on the State Loop (SL) 368 Improvement Project in Alamo Heights, also known as the lower Broadway project.

There is also a virtual option to attend.  You may scan the QR code below for additional information on how to join virtually.

On Saturday, April 26th, the Police Department will be accepting expired, unused and unwanted prescription or over the counter drugs, no questions asked. Due to the risk of injury to handlers, uncapped syringes, epi-pens or other injectable devices are not accepted. Stop by Alamo Heights City Hall, 6116 Broadway, East Entrance, during the hours of 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

The City of Alamo Heights will hold an election on Saturday, May 3, 2025, asking voters to reauthorize the one-half of one percent sales and use tax to continue to provide revenue for the maintenance and repair of existing city streets.  This tax was first approved and adopted by citizens in 2008.

The State of Texas allows municipalities to collect a sales and use tax exclusively for the maintenance and rehabilitation of existing public street (Tax Code Chapter 327.006).  This same law currently requires that voters reauthorize the tax every four years.

The one-half cent sales and use tax will generate approximately $847,000 each year, allowing the City to address the funding challenge associated with the maintenance of the City’s existing streets.

Early Voting will begin on Tuesday, April 22nd through Tuesday, April 29th utilizing the Voter Center Model.  The Voter Center Model allows voters to vote at any designated Bexar County polling site on Election Day, as one does during Early Voting period.  Click here to for a list of early voting polling sites.  City Hall is an Election Day polling site on Saturday, May 3rd with polling hours of 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.  The AHISD Admin. Building located at 7101 Broadway is another Election Day polling site.  Don’t forget to bring your I.D. and voter registration card for processing.

Click here to view Ordinance No. 2237.

Click here to view Bexar County sample ballot.

Join us on Saturday, April 12^th as we kickoff the 7^th Annual AH09 5K A Great Place to Walk/Run & Pet Adoption here in the beautiful City of Alamo Heights. This will be a timed course but all participants have the option to run competitively or walk leisurely.  Click here to view route.  It will begin at 8:00 a.m. at Alamo Heights City Hall, 6116 Broadway (rear).

Registration is happening now!  Visit https://runsignup.com/Race/TX/SanAntonio/AH095KFunRun to register, no later than Saturday, April 11th.

Registration fee: 

·       Free – Children ages 5 years and younger

·       $10 – Children ages 6 years old – 12 years old

·       $25 – until midnight March 31st

·       $30 – until midnight April 11th

·       Family/Team of 5 or more – $20 person – a $5 discount per person

No race day entries accepted.

Swag Bag Pick-up Information:

Thursday, April 10th, 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. @ City Hall, 6116 Broadway 

Friday, April 11th, Noon to 5:00 p.m. @ City Hall, 6116 Broadway 

Saturday, April 12th (Race Day) – Packet Pick-up (7:00 a.m.).

All proceeds from this year’s event will be going to Alamo Heights Animal Care Services who will be at the event with some of their adorable, adoptable pets. Stop by their booth to find out how you can help our Animal Care Officers, January and Kristin, continue to save the lives of the stray animals found in our community. You can find all of their adoptable pets, adoption & foster applications, Amazon wish list & other info at www.Linktr.ee/AHACS.

Remember to register early to secure your “swag” which includes a t-shirt and a finisher’s medal!

To help kick-off 2025 Fiesta, the City is also offering the opportunity to purchase our 2025 City of Alamo Heights Fiesta Medal for an additional $5 with your 5K registration. These medals will not be for sale any other time and are usually just available to Alamo Heights residents. One medal per participant.

Thank you for our sponsors in making this event happen.  Please stop by and support them!  Thank you Central Market, StretchZone and ISI Elite Training.

This bulletin is prepared to alert residents to a surge in vehicle burglaries occurring in the neighborhoods during hours of darkness. This growing crime trend is not just local, but in all the neighborhoods in the surrounding areas in the greater San Antonio / Bexar County metroplex.

Vehicle burglaries are difficult to address only through increased police patrol and investigative
efforts.

It is my opinion progress in abating this problem will only occur when the community and police
work together. Vehicle burglaries occurring in our area have one common denominator: UNLOCKED CARS.
Despite fears of broken windows these criminals only break a window if there is a high value object
left in open view.

Vehicle burglaries are one of the highest forms of larceny but they are the easiest to prevent. To
jump start a community effort we ask everyone to LOCK YOUR VEHICLES and remove your valuables,
especially firearms. To prevent vehicle thefts be sure to remove your keys or fob from the vehicle
when not in use.

AHPD has already made arrests through a heightened patrol effort and investigative analysis leading
to the execution of a search warrant where stolen property was recovered. To assist us we are
asking that residents frequently check their video surveillance and doorbell camera recordings. If
there are recordings of persons checking vehicles, please contact us. Colleen Ferruzzi is our
investigative analyst and a collection point for all video recordings and information regarding
vehicle burglaries. She can be contacted by phone at (210) 822-2230 or by email at
cferruzzi@alamoheightstx.gov. If sending a video recording, please include information regarding
the date and time of day the recording was made.

Let’s work together to address this problem and prevent Alamo Heights from being labeled “easy
money”. These criminals work in teams and have their own network to share information. As a
community and police effort we should be doing the same.

WARNING: DO NOT confront these individuals. Call 9-1-1 and report what you are seeing from the
protection of your home.

Chief Rick Pruitt
Alamo Heights Police Department

On Saturday, October 26th, the Police Department will be accepting expired, unused and unwanted prescription or over the counter drugs, no questions asked. Due to the risk of injury to handlers, uncapped syringes, epi-pens or other injectable devices are not accepted. Stop by Alamo Heights City Hall, 6116 Broadway, East Entrance, during the hours of 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Does your Alamo Heights community group have a project that you want to get off the ground? The City of Alamo Heights is now accepting applications for its 2025 Community Improvement Grant. Up to $50,000 in total funding is available. The application can be found by clicking here or picked up in the lobby of City Hall, 6116 Broadway. Applications for community-focused projects are due no later than November 4th at 5PM. For more information, please contact Phil Laney, Assistant City Manager, at planey@alamoheightstx.gov.

The 2023.2024 Water Quality Report has been amended to include a TCEQ violation that occurred January 1, 2023 – March 31, 2023.

Mandatory Language for Monitoring and Reporting Violation

Failure to Submit a Disinfectant Level Quarterly Operating Report (DLQOR)

MONITORING, ROUTINE (DBP), MAJOR/CHLORINE

The City of Alamo Heights water system PWS ID 0150039 has violated the monitoring and reporting requirements set by Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) in Title 30, Texas Administrative Code (30 TAC), Section 290, Subchapter F. Public water systems are required to properly disinfect water before distribution, maintain acceptable disinfection residuals within the distribution system, monitor the disinfectant residual at various locations throughout the distribution system, and report the results of that monitoring to the TCEQ on a quarterly basis.

Results of regular monitoring are an indicator of whether or not your drinking water is safe from microbial contamination.

This/These violation(s) occurred in the monitoring period(s) _1/1/2023 – 3/31/2023____________

We are taking the following actions to address this issue:

Submit reports in timely manner.

Please share this information with all people who drink this water, especially those who may not have received this notice directly (i.e., people in apartments, nursing homes, schools, and businesses). You can do this by posting this notice in a public place or distributing copies by hand or mail.

If you have questions regarding this matter, you may contact _Public Works Director Frank Orta_ at 210-882-1506.

Posted/Delivered on:  9/10/2024

 ALAMO HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

The City of Alamo Heights is seeking candidates for a vacant City Councilmember Place 5 position to serve your community.

The position is filling a current position term that will expire May 2, 2026.

A qualified candidate must be at least 18 years of age, a registered voter and a resident of the City of Alamo Heights for at least one year prior to the date of appointment.

Additional information:

• The Alamo Heights City Council conducts its regular meetings on the second and fourth Monday of every month beginning at 5:30 PM.
• Neither the Mayor nor Councilmember may be employed by the city.
• Mayor and Councilmembers are elected officials and serve two-year terms.
• The City of Alamo Heights conducts their elections annually on the 1^st Saturday in May.
• Mayor and Council places 1 and 2 are filled in odd numbered calendar years. Council places 3, 4 and 5 are filled in even numbered calendar years.

Those interested should submit a letter of interest and resume for the City Council vacancy to the City Secretary at 6116 Broadway, San Antonio, TX no later than Wednesday, September 4, 2024 by 5:00 PM.

Interviews will be held in open session during the regular City Council meeting on Monday, September 9, 2024 at 5:30 PM.

The City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 4 Water Restrictions based on mandatory pumping restrictions by the Edwards Aquifer Authority, beginning Tuesday, August 27th.  It is also a non-watering week during the week of September 2nd.   

Stage III landscaping irrigation restrictions remain in effect.

Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems) is permitted only once EVERY OTHER week between hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. A hand-held hose may be used any day of the week at any time.

When stage IV is in effect, the City Council may convene emergency sessions to consider other rules that may be necessary to further restrict groundwater use or to allow special uses, such uses including, but not limited to, the following:

Use necessary for public health or safety.

Notwithstanding any provision of these rules, groundwater may be used when and to the extent it is necessary to prevent danger to public health, safety, or welfare, or to the extent required by state or federal law.

Athletic fields.

1. An owner or operator of an athletic field who files with the city a groundwater conservation and reuse plan which has been approved by the City Council may apply groundwater to the field in accordance with this section.

Per Texas Property Tax Code, the 2024 tax rate and tax rate calculation worksheet is posted on the municipality’s website.

No-New Revenue Tax Rate           $0.370159

Voter-Approval Tax Rate               $0.472288

Click here to view the notice of the 2024 tax rate.

Click here to view the tax rate calculation worksheet.

A public hearing of the 2024 Ad Valorem Tax Rate is scheduled on Monday, August 26, 2024 at 5:30 p.m. at the Alamo Heights City Council Meeting – 6116 Broadway.  You may also participate via Zoom by dialing 1-346-248-7799 Meeting ID 864 1197 2170 Password 450008.

Effective Tuesday, July 30th, the City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 3 Water Restrictions.  These are changes mandated by order of the Edwards Aquifer Authority.

Landscaping Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems) is permitted only once EVERY OTHER week between hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.  You may water once during the week of July 29^th and it is a non-watering week during the week of August 5th.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. A hand-held hose may be used any day of the week at any time.

Filling new pools is prohibited unless at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Refilling of existing pools is only allowed if the pool has been drained for repairs and at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Newly planted landscape. May qualify for a three‐week variance from the stage III one‐day‐every‐other‐week watering schedule.

All restrictions are still in place:

• Wasting water is prohibited at all times. Do not allow water to run off into the street, drain or ditch. Repair all leaks.
• Do not use water to wash an impervious outdoor ground covering such as a parking lot, driveway, street or sidewalk, unless for health or safety reasons.
• Restaurants and other eating establishments are prohibited from serving water to customers except upon request of the customer.
• At least 25% of all non-public swimming pools’ surface area must be covered with evaporation screens when not being utilized. Inflatable pool toys or floating devices may be used.
• Washing of vehicles or other equipment at a residence is only allowed during their designated watering day. Water is not allowed to run into the street.
• Charity car washes are prohibited except at commercial car wash that recycles at least 75% of the water it uses or that is certified as a conservation car wash.
• Ornamental outdoor fountains are not to be utilized unless the water is recycled and the only additional water used is to compensate for loss due to evaporation.

Join us on Thursday, July 4th for the 54th Annual 4th of July parade.  The parade will begin at 10:00 a.m. and begin at Estes & Patterson and will end at the Cathedral Park.   The event will be held on Tuesday, July 4th.  There will be singing, reading the Americans’ Creed, lemonade and cookies!  See you in your red, white and blue attire.

The City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 4 Water Restrictions based on mandatory pumping restrictions by the Edwards Aquifer Authority, beginning Tuesday, June 11th.  It is also a non-watering week during this week – June 10th. 

Stage III landscaping irrigation restrictions remain in effect.

Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems) is permitted only once EVERY OTHER week between hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. A hand-held hose may be used any day of the week at any time.

When stage IV is in effect, the City Council may convene emergency sessions to consider other rules that may be necessary to further restrict groundwater use or to allow special uses, such uses including, but not limited to, the following:

Use necessary for public health or safety.

Notwithstanding any provision of these rules, groundwater may be used when and to the extent it is necessary to prevent danger to public health, safety, or welfare, or to the extent required by state or federal law.

Athletic fields.

1. An owner or operator of an athletic field who files with the city a groundwater conservation and reuse plan which has been approved by the City Council may apply groundwater to the field in accordance with this section.

Effective Thursday, April 11^th, the City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 3 Water Restrictions.  These are changes mandated by order of the Edwards Aquifer Authority.

Landscaping Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems) is permitted only once EVERY OTHER week between hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.  You may water once during the week of April 8th and it is a non-watering week during the week of April 15th.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. A hand-held hose may be used any day of the week at any time.

Filling new pools is prohibited unless at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Refilling of existing pools is only allowed if the pool has been drained for repairs and at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Newly planted landscape. May qualify for a three‐week variance from the stage III one‐day‐every‐other‐week watering schedule.

All restrictions are still in place:

• Wasting water is prohibited at all times. Do not allow water to run off into the street, drain or ditch. Repair all leaks.
• Do not use water to wash an impervious outdoor ground covering such as a parking lot, driveway, street or sidewalk, unless for health or safety reasons.
• Restaurants and other eating establishments are prohibited from serving water to customers except upon request of the customer.
• At least 25% of all non-public swimming pools’ surface area must be covered with evaporation screens when not being utilized. Inflatable pool toys or floating devices may be used.
• Washing of vehicles or other equipment at a residence is only allowed during their designated watering day. Water is not allowed to run into the street.
• Charity car washes are prohibited except at commercial car wash that recycles at least 75% of the water it uses or that is certified as a conservation car wash.
• Ornamental outdoor fountains are not to be utilized unless the water is recycled and the only additional water used is to compensate for loss due to evaporation.

Click here to view the water restrictions at different stages.

Protected Egrets Looking for Nesting Sites: Please be advised that migrating birds may be attempting to settle on private property north of the Patterson and Torcido area. Egrets, specifically cattle egrets and snowy egrets, flock in very large numbers once a roosting site is established, typically in tall, dense trees. When they choose a site in a residential area, this can present problems to homeowners and neighbors from the noise, stench, and damage to vegetation, roofs, and sidewalks caused by their droppings. Egrets and other migratory birds are protected by the Federal Migratory Bird Treat Act. It is illegal to shoot, hunt, capture, kill, or harm migratory birds.

If Egrets Appear at Your Private Property: If scout egrets begin to settle at your private property, it is strongly recommended to deter the birds by legal means before more egrets arrive and establish nests. Once egrets start nesting and producing eggs, they are protected under federal law. Property owners may be able to make loud noises and sounds – by legal means – to encourage the birds to relocate elsewhere. Using tools like air horns, loud bells, and banging pots and pans to produce loud noises, hanging bright streamers in trees, water nozzles, and “scare eye ballons” are common tactics to scare away birds. These activities should be performed as soon as scout birds are seen on one’s property.

For more information, please contact City of Alamo Heights’ Cindy Pruitt, Deputy Police Chief, at 210-832-2217.

Join us on Saturday, April 13^th as we kickoff the 6^th Annual AH09 5K A Great Place to Walk/Run here in the beautiful City of Alamo Heights. This will be a timed course but all participants have the option to run competitively or walk leisurely.

All proceeds from this year’s event will be going to Alamo Heights Animal Care Services who will be at the event with some of their adorable, adoptable pets. Stop by their booth to find out how you can help our Animal Care Officers, Jen and January, continue to save the lives of the stray animals found in our community. You can find all of their adoptable pets, adoption & foster applications, Amazon wish list & other info at www.Linktr.ee/AHACS.

Remember to register early to secure your “swag” which includes a t-shirt, water bottle, and a finisher’s medal!

To help kick-off 2024 Fiesta, the City is also offering the opportunity to purchase our 2024 City of Alamo Heights Fiesta Medal for an additional $5 with your 5K registration. These medals will not be for sale any other time and are usually just available to Alamo Heights residents. One medal per participant.

Event Location (start/finish line): Alamo Heights City Hall Parking Lot – 6116 Broadway 78209 (Race will begin and end at the rear of City Hall)  Click here for the route.

Stretch Zone will be providing warm up exercises before the race and during the event.  Register at https://runsignup.com/Race/TX/SanAntonio/AH095kFunRun.

Registration fee:

• Free – Children ages 5 years and younger
• $10 – Children ages 6 years old – 12 years old
• $25 – until midnight March 31^st   
• $30 – until midnight April 12^th   
• Family/Team of 5 or more – $20 person – a $5 discount per person

 No Race Day Entries Accepted.

Swag Bag Pick-Up Information:

Thursday, April 11^th, 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. @ City Hall, 6116 Broadway

Friday, April 12^th, Noon to 5:00 p.m. @ City Hall, 6116 Broadway

Saturday, April 13^th (Race Day) – Packet Pick-up (7:00 a.m.). The race will begin at 8:00 a.m.

Thank you to our co-sponsors:  CryoFit, Natural Grocers, Nekter Juice Bar, NextLevel Urgent Care, RBFCU, Stretch Zone and The Cascaron Store!!

Stage 2 Water Restrictions are in effect, Monday, January 29th.  

Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems is permitted only once a week between the hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.  and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

A hand-held hose may be used during any day of the week at any time.

• Wasting water is prohibited at all times. Do not allow water to run off into the street, drain or ditch. Repair all leaks.
• Do not use water to wash an impervious outdoor ground covering such as a parking lot, driveway, street or sidewalk, unless for health or safety reasons.
• Restaurants and other eating establishments are prohibited from serving water to customers except upon request of the customer.
• At least 25% of all non-public swimming pools’ surface area must be covered with evaporation screens when not being utilized. Inflatable pool toys or floating devices may be used.
• Washing of vehicles or other equipment at a residence is only allowed during their designated watering day. Water is not allowed to run into the street.
• Charity car washes are prohibited except at commercial car wash that recycles at least 75% of the water it uses or that is certified as a conservation car wash.
• Ornamental outdoor fountains are not to be utilized unless the water is recycled and the only additional water used is to compensate for loss due to evaporation.

If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Public Works Department at (210) 882-1518.

Applications for Councilmembers Places 3, 4, and 5 on the City of Alamo Heights General Election ballot may be filed during the following time:

(Se da aviso por la presente que las solicitudes para Concejal Lugar Tres, Concejal Lugar Cuatro, y Concejal Lugar Cinco en la boleta de la Elección General de la Ciudad de Alamo Heights se pueden presentar durante el siguiente horario:)

Filing Dates and Times:

(Fechas y Horario para Entregar Presentaciones)

Start Date: January 17, 2024                                               End Date: February 16, 2024

(Fecha Inicio)                                                                       (Fecha Límite)

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

(Horario de la Oficina)

Physical address for requesting and filing applications in person for place on the ballot:

(Dirección a física para solicitar y presentar las solicitudes en persona para un lugar en la boleta )

City of Alamo Heights, Attn: City Secretary, 6116 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 78209

Address to mail applications for place on the ballot (if filing by mail):

(Dirección a donde enviar las solicitudes para un lugar en la boleta (en caso de presentar por correo)

 City of Alamo Heights, Attn: City Secretary, 6116 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 78209

Email or Fax Number to send an application for place on the ballot:

(Dirección de correo electrónico o número de fax para enviar una solicitud para un lugar en la boleta) 

erobles@alamoheightstx.gov or 210-832-2299 (fax)

Click here for additional information and to access that candidate packet.

Hage clic aquí para obtener informatión adicional y acceder al paquete candidato.

New Drought Surcharge Fee – Effective February 1, 2024

On December 11, 2023, Alamo Heights City Council passed Ordinance No. 2217 amending Chapter 19 – Water and Sewers, Article III Conservation of Groundwater to adopt a Drought Surcharge Fee.  A drought surcharge fee will be assessed when the City declares a Critical Drought Stage (Stages 1 to 5) and the customer’s monthly water consumption exceeds the Consumption Threshold for the account type:  Residential, Commercial and Multi-Family, Institutional or Irrigation.  The fee is effective February 1, 2024.

The Drought Surcharge Fee amount for that month’s Critical Drought Stage (Stage 1 to Stage 5) would be charged to every 100 cubic feet of water used above the Consumption Threshold amount.  For instance, if a Residential customer that used 3,000 cf in a month during Stage 3, then they would be charged $1.25 for the additional 500 cf used over the Residential threshold of 2,500 cf (500cf / 100 X $1.25 fee), or $6.25 for the Drought Surcharge Fee.

For more information, please see the Frequently Asked Questions or contact the City of Alamo Heights at 210-822-3331.

Does your Alamo Heights community group have a project that you want to get off the ground? The City of Alamo Heights is now accepting applications for its 2024 Community Improvement Grant. Up to $50,000 in total funding is available. The application can be found by clicking here or picked up in the lobby of City Hall, 6116 Broadway. Applications for community-focused projects are due no later than January 12, 2024 at 5PM. For more information, please contact Phil Laney, Assistant City Manager, at planey@alamoheightstx.gov.

Effective today, Monday, November 6th, the City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 3 Water Restrictions.  These are changes mandated by order of the Edwards Aquifer Authority.

Landscaping Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems) is permitted only once EVERY OTHER week between hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.  You may water once during the week of November 6th and it is a non-watering week during the week of November 13th.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. A hand-held hose may be used any day of the week at any time.

Filling new pools is prohibited unless at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Refilling of existing pools is only allowed if the pool has been drained for repairs and at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Newly planted landscape sod does not quality for a variance in Stage 3 water restrictions.

All restrictions are still in place:

• Wasting water is prohibited at all times. Do not allow water to run off into the street, drain or ditch. Repair all leaks.
• Do not use water to wash an impervious outdoor ground covering such as a parking lot, driveway, street or sidewalk, unless for health or safety reasons.
• Restaurants and other eating establishments are prohibited from serving water to customers except upon request of the customer.
• At least 25% of all non-public swimming pools’ surface area must be covered with evaporation screens when not being utilized. Inflatable pool toys or floating devices may be used.
• Washing of vehicles or other equipment at a residence is only allowed during their designated watering day. Water is not allowed to run into the street.
• Charity car washes are prohibited except at commercial car wash that recycles at least 75% of the water it uses or that is certified as a conservation car wash.
• Ornamental outdoor fountains are not to be utilized unless the water is recycled and the only additional water used is to compensate for loss due to evaporation.

Per Texas Property Tax Code, the 2023 tax rate and tax rate calculation worksheet is posted on the municipality’s website.

No-New Revenue Tax Rate           $0.370980

Voter-Approval Tax Rate               $0.471021

Click here to view the notice of the 2023 tax rate.

Click here to view the tax rate calculation worksheet.

Click here to view the meeting notice of the property tax hearing.  The property tax hearing is scheduled for Monday, August 28th at City of Alamo Heights City Hall located at 6116 Broadway, San Antonio, TX  78209. The council meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m.  It is also available via Zoom.  

Zoom details are:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81468230145?pwd=SGFCbmhMNFNrZWlJZmVCR3lSczBMUT09

Meeting ID: 814 6823 0145, Passcode:  764684.  You may call 346-248-7799 to access as well.

The City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 4 Water Restrictions based on mandatory pumping restrictions by the Edwards Aquifer Authority, beginning Monday, July 24th.  It is also a non-watering week during the week of July 24th. 

Stage III landscaping irrigation restrictions remain in effect.

Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems) is permitted only once EVERY OTHER week between hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. A hand-held hose may be used any day of the week at any time.

When stage IV is in effect, the City Council may convene emergency sessions to consider other rules that may be necessary to further restrict groundwater use or to allow special uses, such uses including, but not limited to, the following:

Use necessary for public health or safety.

Notwithstanding any provision of these rules, groundwater may be used when and to the extent it is necessary to prevent danger to public health, safety, or welfare, or to the extent required by state or federal law.

Athletic fields.

1. An owner or operator of an athletic field who files with the city a groundwater conservation and reuse plan which has been approved by the City Council may apply groundwater to the field in accordance with this section.

Effective Monday, July 3^rd, the City of Alamo Heights has declared Stage 3 Water Restrictions.  These are changes mandated by order of the Edwards Aquifer Authority.

Landscaping Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems) is permitted only once EVERY OTHER week between hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.  You may water once during the week of July 3rd and it is a non-watering week during the week of July 10th.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. A hand-held hose may be used any day of the week at any time. Filling new pools is prohibited unless at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Refilling of existing pools is only allowed if the pool has been drained for repairs and at least 30% of the water is obtained from a source other than the Edwards Aquifer. Newly planted sod does not qualify for a variance in stage three restrictions. 

All restrictions are still in place:

• Wasting water is prohibited at all times. Do not allow water to run off into the street, drain or ditch. Repair all leaks.
• Do not use water to wash an impervious outdoor ground covering such as a parking lot, driveway, street or sidewalk, unless for health or safety reasons.
• Restaurants and other eating establishments are prohibited from serving water to customers except upon request of the customer.
• At least 25% of all non-public swimming pools’ surface area must be covered with evaporation screens when not being utilized. Inflatable pool toys or floating devices may be used.
• Washing of vehicles or other equipment at a residence is only allowed during their designated watering day. Water is not allowed to run into the street.
• Charity car washes are prohibited except at commercial car wash that recycles at least 75% of the water it uses or that is certified as a conservation car wash.
• Ornamental outdoor fountains are not to be utilized unless the water is recycled and the only additional water used is to compensate for loss due to evaporation.

Join us on Tuesday, July 4th for the 53rd Annual 4th of July parade.  The parade will begin at 10:00 a.m. and begin at Estes & Patterson and will end at the Cathedral Park.   The event will be held on Tuesday, July 4th.  There will be singing, reading the Americans’ Creed, lemonade and cookies!  See you in your red, white and blue attire.

Stage 2 Water Restrictions are in effect, Monday, June 5th.  

Watering (using automatic or manual irrigation systems is permitted only once a week between the hours 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.  and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hose, or bucket (5-gallon or less container) during any day of the week but only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

A hand-held hose may be used during any day of the week at any time.

• Wasting water is prohibited at all times. Do not allow water to run off into the street, drain or ditch. Repair all leaks.
• Do not use water to wash an impervious outdoor ground covering such as a parking lot, driveway, street or sidewalk, unless for health or safety reasons.
• Restaurants and other eating establishments are prohibited from serving water to customers except upon request of the customer.
• At least 25% of all non-public swimming pools’ surface area must be covered with evaporation screens when not being utilized. Inflatable pool toys or floating devices may be used.
• Washing of vehicles or other equipment at a residence is only allowed during their designated watering day. Water is not allowed to run into the street.
• Charity car washes are prohibited except at commercial car wash that recycles at least 75% of the water it uses or that is certified as a conservation car wash.
• Ornamental outdoor fountains are not to be utilized unless the water is recycled and the only additional water used is to compensate for loss due to evaporation.

If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Public Works Department at (210) 882-1518.

Below are the unofficial results for the City of Alamo Heights General Election.  Official results will be canvassed on Tuesday, May 16, 2023 at 9:30 a.m. Call 346 248 7799 and enter Meeting ID: 833 5063 5029  Passcode 721431 via Zoom.

Los resultados no oficiales de las Elecciones Generales de la Ciudad de Alamo Heights.  Los resultados oficiales se conocerán el martes 16 de mayo de 2023 a las 9:30 a. m. Llame al 346 248 7799 e ingrese el ID de la reunión: 833 5063 5029 contrasena 721431 por Zoom.

This year, the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend is taking place on May 6th and 7^th.  MD. That’s when a grateful nation will honor 145 fallen fire service heroes—who were not only firefighters, but were family members, friends, colleagues, and neighbors. To show your support in your community, we urge you to help us to “Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters”.

The annual Memorial Weekend is the official national tribute to those firefighters who died in the line of duty during the previous year.  Simply swapping out regular light bulbs for red ones serves as a symbol of support and comfort to the families from across our country whose loved ones are being honored and remembered.

This year, we’ll kick off this multi-night event on May 4th in honor of International Firefighters Day—and will keep lights lit through the evening of May 7, the day of the Memorial Service.

As in years past, we are asking landmarks, buildings, families, and fire departments across the country to be part of this national remembrance.  The City of Alamo Heights City Hall will also display their tribute by switching facility lights to red lighting.  As always, thank you for your continued support.

The Texas Fire Chiefs Association (TFCA) recognized the Alamo Heights Fire Department at the April 10, 2023 Alamo Heights Council Meeting declaring the Fire Department to be the first ever municipality in Bexar County to achieve organizational excellence that focuses on firefighter safety, long-term planning, standard operating guidelines, deployment analysis, risk management, and other administrative functions.  The Alamo Heights Fire Department becomes only the 29^th department in the entire state to receive this recognition.  Congratulations to the Alamo Heights Fire Department for always striving for best practices honorably serving the City of Alamo Heights!!

On Saturday, April 22nd, the Police Department will be accepting expired, unused and unwanted prescription or over the counter drugs, no questions asked. Due to the risk of injury to handlers, syringes, epi-pens or other injectable devices are not accepted. Stop by Alamo Heights City Hall, 6116 Broadway, East Entrance, during the hours of 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Thank you for coming and showing your support!  We appreciate your time to be part of the 5th Annual AH09 5K Fun Run.  There were also pets that were adopted – thank you!

Thank you to Amber w/Camp Gladiator providing the warm-up exercises.  Thank you Sara in the generous donation of fruit provided by Natural Grocers.  Thank you Mitch w/iRun in planning the 5K logistics.  Once again, thank you co-sponsors for being engaged in this dear community.  Please stop by their businesses!

Click here for race results.

Join us on Saturday, April 15^th as we kickoff the 5^th Annual AH09 5K A Great Place to Walk/Run here in the beautiful City of Alamo Heights. This will be a timed course but all participants have the option to run or walk.

All proceeds from this years event will be going to Alamo Heights Animal Care Services who will be at the event with some of their adorable, adoptable pets. Stop by their booth to find out how you can help our Animal Care Officers, Angie and Jen, continue to save the lives of the stray animals found in our community. You can find all of their adoptable pets, adoption & foster applications, Amazon wish list & other info at www.Linktr.ee/AHACS

Remember to register early to secure your “swag” which includes a t-shirt and a finisher’s medal!

To help kick-off 2023 Fiesta, the City is also offering the opportunity to purchase our 2023 City of Alamo Heights Fiesta Medal for an additional $5 with your 5K registration. These medals will not be for sale any other time and are usually just available to Alamo Heights residents. One medal per participant.

Event Location (start/finish line): Alamo Heights City Hall Parking Lot – 6116 Broadway 78209. Click here for the route.

Camp Gladiator will begin warm-up exercises at 7:45 a.m. in preparation for the run/walk to begin at 8:00 a.m.  Register at https://runsignup.com/Race/TX/SanAntonio/AH095kFunRun

Registration fee:

• $25 – until midnight March 31^st
• $30 – until midnight April 14^th
• Family/Team of 5 or more – $20 person – a $5 discount per person

No Race Day Entries Accepted

Swag Bag Pick-Up Information:

Thursday, April 13^th, 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. @ City Hall, 6116 Broadway

Friday, April 14^th, Noon to 5:00 p.m. @ City Hall, 6116 Broadway

Saturday, April 15^th (Race Day) – Packet Pick-up (7:00 a.m.). The race will begin at 8:00 a.m.  

Please support and thank our co-sponsors: