Town Hall Meetings — September 29, October 1 & October 7, 2026
News • Community Update
Commissioner Rich Paces will hold three town hall meetings covering the county budget and tax rate, flood recovery, courthouse restoration, office-space needs, BESS, and community questions. Each meeting will present the same program, allowing residents to attend the location most convenient for them.
Commissioner Rich Paces will hold three town hall meetings over the next two weeks to update residents about important work taking place in Precinct 2 and across Kerr County.
The same agenda and presentation will be offered at each meeting, giving residents several opportunities to attend. Commissioner Paces will also allow ample time to answer questions about county matters and his work serving the citizens of Kerr County.
Rich has held at least two town hall meetings each year since taking office. Presenting the same program at multiple locations makes it easier for residents from different parts of the county to participate.
A great deal of new and relevant information will be presented. Please attend one of the meetings and share this announcement with your friends and neighbors. All Kerr County residents are welcome.
Meeting dates and locations
Tuesday, September 29, 2026 — 6:00 PM
Center Point Elementary School Cafeteria
Avenue A, between 1st and 2nd Streets
Center Point, Texas
Thursday, October 1, 2026 — 6:00 PM
Hosanna Lutheran Church
134 Camp Meeting Road
Kerrville, Texas
Wednesday, October 7, 2026 — 6:00 PM
Comanche Trace Clubhouse
2801 Comanche Trace Drive
Kerrville, Texas
Agenda
- 2026–27 Approved County Budget & Tax Rate
- July 16th Flood Response & Recovery Efforts
- Courthouse Restoration & New Office Space Needs
- BESS Update & Proposed Senate Bill 3 Amendment
- Questions & Answers
Choose the meeting that works best for you. Bring your questions—and please invite your friends and neighbors. See you there!
— Rich Paces, Kerr County Commissioner, Precinct 2
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