UPDATE #21: Brush Pick-Up

A few action shots from the ongoing brush collection crews hard at work! Pickup is ongoing, and our maintenance teams and contractors have been working throughout the week (and weather) to clean up brush and debris!  

An interactive map to help residents find what section they are located in can be found here! The map is best suited for viewing on a desktop or laptop computer.

Please remember:

This will be a brush pick-up only program. No other large items besides brush will be collected.?
Pick-up will continue in a county-by-county manner, with Comal following Kendall, and concluding with the Bexar County portions of the City.?
Collection will include gated communities.
Be careful to keep the brush piles away from the streets, water meters, drainage areas, fire hydrants, and power lines.
Ensure brush piles are not covering utility or telecommunication equipment, and that piles are as close to the road as possible (without placing it on the street).
There will be one pass through each neighborhood to collect brush greater than 12 inches long and one inch in diameter.?
Once brush piles are consolidated by the contractor, they may sit for 24 to 48 hours before being picked up by the brush truck.
Brush may not be picked up if it is placed too close to property fences.

REGISTER TO VOTE!

April 6, 2023, is the last day to register to vote or make changes to your registration to be effective for the May 6, 2023, City Election. Please be sure to contact the Elections Department of the County where you reside or click here for links to their websites.

Mayor's Recap

Mayor Maxton briefly discusses council decisions on brush pick-up funding, topics for the next town hall meeting, funding for the 4th of July celebration, and other important decisions, discussions, and presentations from the March 16, 2023, Regular City Council Meeting!
You can watch Mayor Maxton's Recap at here
or 
To view the full council meeting visit: https://youtube.com/live/iSxLzebPMIg?feature=share

Have You Signed Up for Regroup?

Regroup is an award-winning mass notification system that will make it easier for the City to communicate the most important and up-to-date information to residents. Residents interested in receiving emergency notifications will be given options to choose how they wish to receive notifications and curate the information they wish to see. Residents can also choose to receive information from other cities in the Regroup network, as they travel with the Regroup mobile app. 

For more information, please visit https://www.fairoaksranchtx.org/408/Emergency-Notifications

Oak Tree Pruning

Many tree branches have fallen or have been significantly damaged from the ice storm we experienced this past week. 

As a reminder, while pruning please ensure all oak wounds are sealed and painted to prevent the spread of oak wilt.