Lifeguards Wanted
Have you always wanted to be a lifeguard? Do you enjoy working outdoors and being around water? If so, this job is for you! The City of Kerrville is currently accepting applications for lifeguards to work at the Olympic Pool for the summer. Applicants must be at least sixteen years old and be able to work regularly from late May through the end of July, and occasionally through mid-August to assist with aquatic related Special Events.
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Group Homes Ordinance - ADOPTED
The ordinance amending Chapter 30 "Businesses" of the City's Code of Ordinances pertaining to "Group Homes and Boarding Home Facilities" is available. The ordinance was adopted by City Council and takes effect June 3, 2013. Click the link below to read the ordinance and to find a summary “fact sheet” with respect to the requirements of the ordinance.
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Declaration of Stage 1 Water Conservation Measures
Effective 12:01 am April 01, 2012, the City of Kerrville will move from Stage 2 to Stage 1 water conservation measures. Above average winter and early spring rains and less demand have helped to increase our water supplies.
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Parks System Improvements
The Louise Hays and Lehmann-Monroe Parks Redevelopment project entails the redefining of the site to serve Kerrville as a regional destination for locals and visitors, not merely local park space. The scope of work includes the introduction of new elements that will attract park patrons to day-use areas, scheduled activities, and tie directly into, and complement, the Kerrville River Trail project which will weave through the park. Please select the links below to review full descriptions of both the River Trail Project and the Louise Hays and Lehmann-Monroe Park Project.
Click here for the River Trail Project Description.
Click here for the Louise Hays and Lehman-Monroe Park Project Description.
