Alamo Heights Water Restrictions – Stage 1
Updated Executive Orders re: Mandatory Face Coverings, Gatherings, and Businesses
New Executive Orders from Bexar County Judge and Governor
Mandatory Face Coverings, 4th of July Parade cancellation, AHFD Award, and Bike Trails
Important Information for Small Business Owners in Bexar County
Personal businesses may reopen, restaurants up to 50% occupancy, social distancing is crucial
Salons may reopen with guidelines, AH Swimming Pool reopens on May 30th; Congrats Mr. & Mrs. Almquist
Alamo Heights’ Provisions effective May 1st
Update on resuming business in Alamo Heights – social distancing still crucial
Mandatory Face Masks, Social Distancing, Shop Local – Message from Mayor Rosenthal
Updates on Alamo Heights by Mayor Rosenthal
Community update on Alamo Heights from Mayor Rosenthal
Update on Alamo Heights – Message from Mayor Rosenthal
Important Message re: Local Businesses in AH from Mayor Rosenthal
An Updated Important Message from Mayor Rosenthal – COVID 19
An Important Message from Mayor Rosenthal – COVID 19
Precautionary Measures taken by the City (COVID-19)
4th Annual AH09 5K
Census 2020
Coronavirus Outbreak
Important Information about Your Drinking Water
Special Bond Election – May 2, 2020 POSTPONED TO NOVEMBER 3, 2020
General Election Canceled
Important Information about Your Drinking Water
City Holiday – Presidents’ Day
Update on Tree Preservation Program
Notice of Candidate Filing Period
Notice of Tax Rate
CPS Energy – Tree Trimming
2020 Census Update
E. Fair Oaks Now One-Way
2019 Street Maintenance Program
Future of Voting in Bexar County
50th Annual Neighborhood 4th of July Parade
Coffee with a Cop
Memorial Services
Important Information about Your Drinking Water
General Election Canceled
3rd Annual AH09 5K
Utility Bill extension for Furloughed Employees
2019 Tree Preservation Program
Candidate Filing Period
City Manager, Mark Browne, Moving On
AH Water and Wastewater Rate Study
Bexar County General Election
AH Lifts Stage 1 Water Restrictions
May General Election
Tricentennial Digital Timeline
Tree Preservation Program
New Page on Website – Construction Information

Memorial Services

05/09/2019

We are sadden to announce that Michael S. Brenan, long time City Attorney for Alamo Heights, has passed away. He served the Councils and citizens of this City for over 46 years, since 1973. He was a pillar of the community. Our condolences to his family.

Memorial Services will be held at First Presbyterian Church, 404 N Alamo, on Saturday, May 11th at 4 p.m.

Please click here to for more information.