Welcome to Our New Website
On July 2nd, 2010, we launched our newly designed website. The new website will bring better and more organized information and communication to our citizens and visitors.
Our new website will:
- be easier to navigate;
- put the information you want right up front;
- allow you to sign up for email alert topics you want to know more about;
- and will feature pages dedicated to the hot topics of our community.
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2010 Summer Recreation Guide
The City of Kerrville seeks to provide a variety of quality and diverse leisure opportunities in the setting of our public facilities located throughout the city. Find a program or activity to enjoy – camping, biking, golf, swimming, reading, as well as many others.
We are adding programs and services in order to improve the quality of life that makes Kerrville a special place to live, work and play. Unless designated otherwise, registrations and reservations will be accepted beginning May 1st at the Parks & Recreation Headquarters located in Kerrville-Schreiner Park, while those interested in golf, tennis and library activities should register at their respective locations. Pre-registration is required unless otherwise designated. Please join us for a fun, safe and active year!
2010 Summer Recreation Guide
Public Safety Departments Issue Awards
On June 22nd, the City of Kerrville’s Police and Fire Departments issued awards to several public safety personnel. Office Jonathan Cline received the Kerrville Police Officer of the Year aware while Sergeant Mary Krebs and Officer Paul Gonzales were recognized for excellence in police work and individual merit for their performance.
Additionally, Firefighter/Paramedic Brandon Miller received the Kerrville Fire Department’s Firefighter of the Year award for 2010 and Fire Lieutenants Mark Dunning and Brian Hammer were recognized for successfully completing training at the National Emergency Training Center in Emmitsburg, Maryland.
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Preserve America
A team of experts in the Main Street revitalization process will visited Kerrville on June 1 and 2 to help the city and its Main Street Program with continuing efforts to enhance the community’s real and unique history and its special historic places.
Through the visit, guidance was provided for enhancing local downtown revitalization efforts and historic preservation activities. The visit, which included several opportunities for public input, is a result of an assessment grant provided to the Texas Main Street Program by Preserve America, a federal initiative that supports community efforts to preserve cultural and natural heritage.
Kerrville received one of these assessments because it holds designations as both an official Texas Main Street program and a Preserve America community. Kerrville has been an official Texas Main Street community since 1995 and has had a Preserve America designation since 2004.
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