Ralph4Schertz
Public Safety and Infrastructure
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Fire Station #4: Finalized plans for a new station strategically positioned to improve coverage in high-growth areas, reducing response times and enhancing community safety.
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Expanded Public Safety Staffing: Increased hiring across Police, Fire, and EMS departments, aligning manpower with the city’s 20% population growth over the last decade.
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Federal Grants Secured:
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$3.5 million allocated to expand water storage capacity, strengthening long-term reliability and drought resilience.
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Federal funding secured for additional police cruisers, improving fleet readiness and patrol capacity.
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Capital Improvements: Dedicated millions in Capital Improvement Program (CIP) funding toward road and sidewalk upgrades, addressing deferred maintenance and supporting safer pedestrian access.
Transportation and Road Projects
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FM 1518 Expansion: Finalized plans for widening to four lanes, addressing congestion and preparing for projected growth.
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FM 3009 and FM 78 Improvements: Advanced planning for a new overpass at the Union Pacific railroad crossing, eliminating a key traffic bottleneck and improving regional connectivity.
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Main Street Project: Completed design phase for revitalization that will modernize infrastructure, improve flow, and enhance the city’s historic corridor.
Residential Development
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New Communities: SaddleBrook, Carmel, Monterrey, and Heritage Oaks master-planned neighborhoods added, offering diverse housing options with modern amenities.
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Senior Living Complex: Introduced to provide safe, high-quality assisted-living opportunities for older residents, ensuring a community for all ages.
Business and Industrial Growth
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Park-35 Industrial Complex: Developed as a hub for logistics and manufacturing along I-35, strengthening Schertz’s regional position.
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Core-10 Industrial Complex: Added advanced warehousing and light manufacturing facilities, drawing new employers.
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QuikTrip Expansion: Three new stations opened, increasing convenience and contributing to steady tax revenue growth.
Parks, Recreation, and Quality of Life
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Trail System Upgrades: Expanded and resurfaced walking trails, promoting accessibility and outdoor wellness.
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Lighting Enhancements: Installed LED lighting at the skate park and soccer fields, extending safe use into the evening for families and youth leagues.
Community and Cultural Initiatives
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Schertz Station Development: Welcomed over 35 storefronts, including Home Depot, Bob Mills Furniture, and Murdock’s, broadening retail options and jobs.
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Movin’ on Main: Turned Main Street into a family-friendly venue with live performances, food trucks, and local vendors, drawing thousands.
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Project Flag Line: Displayed U.S. flags along Schertz Parkway during national holidays, honoring service and fostering community pride.
Regional Leadership
NorthEast Partnership Chair: Led collaboration with 13 area mayors to address regional growth, transportation, and shared resources, positioning Schertz as a leader in multi-city cooperation.
