Three city council seats are on the Fair Oaks Ranch ballot with the Place 4 seat being filled by a new councilmember Jarrett joined Community Impact Newspaper as a reporter in September 2021 he was a staff writer for two papers in North Georgia the North Georgia News and the Towns County Herald He graduated from Young Harris College with a degree in Creative Writing in 2020 real estate development and nonprofits in the Northeast San Antonio Metrocom Boerne City Hall will serve as a polling location on May 3 City Council will further discuss the plan during future meetings Sharon Wright and Joe Bateman ran for Boerne City Council Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch youth will set up stands for Lemonade Day on May 3 (Courtesy Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce) The gateway feature is planned to be constructed on Fair Oaks Parkway One of the projects completed in the city was improvements to Fair Oaks Parkway Fair Oaks Ranch City Council approved a gateway project planned to be constructed on Fair Oaks Parkway Boerne Town Center is one of the commercial developments being constructed in Boerne Show your support for our invaluable journalism with a CI Patron donation The city of Fair Oaks Ranch is working to improve water capacity and pressure throughout the community The study will help evaluate compensation for Fair Oaks Ranch employees The Fair Oaks Ranch Police Department is one of two early voting locations in the area The reconstruction of Adler Road will begin in 2026 Sarah Faulkenberry and Maritza Gonzalez-Cooper are running for the Place 4 seat Bexar County Emergency Services District No 4 partnered with the city of Fair Oaks Ranch to provide ambulance services Dale Pearson and James Roff will be on the ballot for Fair Oaks Ranch City Council The coffee shop offers muffins and a variety of coffee options Boerne and Kendall County will lead the course The city of Fair Oaks Ranch will have an updated Drought Contingency Plan in place April 1 Police Chief Todd Smith said the department would focus on community initiatives throughout 2025 (Courtesy Melissa Ashley Photography/City of Fair Oaks Ranch) Ruben Olvera and Scott Rose will be on the ballot for Fair Oaks Ranch The community center will be constructed in the place of a formerly used building on the municipal campus Scott Parker and Kevin Cox will be on the ballot for Fair Oaks Ranch City Council Pan & Coffee offers a variety of specialty coffee drinks like the concha latte Thalia is a features reporter for North San Antonio Northeast San Antonio Metrocom and New Braunfels editions of Community Impact She holds a bachelor’s degree in communications from Texas A&M University-San Antonio hanging out with her dog Maxwell and spending time with her family 4 will handle ambulance services for Fair Oaks Ranch beginning April 1 Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal News Nate Kotisso Spencer Heath Bill Taylor Rebecca Salinas Kolten Parker Early voting results will be released at 7 p.m Scroll within the result embeds to see all races Find more election coverage on the Vote 2025 page For 51590% Against 5610%100% of Precincts Reporting (3 / 3) For 8583% Against 1717%Atascosa Co. Emergency Services Dist. #1CandidateVotes For21474%Against7626%Balcones Heights City Council, PL 3CandidateVotes Jimmy Hernandez 10952%Juan Manuel Lecea Jr.*10048%*Incumbent50% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 2) Tracy Ebersole 10752%Mark Saenz *9848%*Incumbent50% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 2) Molly Weaver 11154%Rudy Flores III9446%50% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 2) Against 11655% For 9545%50% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 2) For 24859% Against 17241%88.9% of Precincts Reporting (8 / 9) Ritchie*1,02276%Laura HaningLaura Haning32924%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (2 / 2) Wright *15446%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 1) For 1,02577% Against 31323%100% of Precincts Reporting (2 / 2) For 90069% Against 40231%100% of Precincts Reporting (2 / 2) For 1,10184% Against 21116%100% of Precincts Reporting (2 / 2) For 1,14989% Against 14211%100% of Precincts Reporting (2 / 2) Helen Hays 69367%Mechelle Salmon 34233%100% of Precincts Reporting (5 / 5) Jason Krawietz 81181%Ray Jeffrey 19119%25% of Precincts Reporting (2 / 8) Francesca Watson 74473%Lisa Cubley 27627%25% of Precincts Reporting (2 / 8) Skelton 26626%25% of Precincts Reporting (2 / 8) Bruce Alexander 39174%Darrin Schroeder *13426%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (13 / 13) Alexandria Inocencio 22162%Mary Ann Obregon *10930%Gilbert Ortiz 288%*IncumbentDilley City Council, PL 1CandidateVotes Everardo (Bebe) Castillo Jr.16046%Inelda Rodriguez *12034%Sabino Mena Jr.7120%*IncumbentDilley City Council, PL 2CandidateVotes Eric Aranda 19855%Ray Aranda *15945%*IncumbentDilley Special Election, Prop. ACandidateVotes Against 16552% For 15248%Mayor, City of Eagle PassCandidateVotes Elias Diaz *2,36554%Jorge Sierra 2,04146%*IncumbentEagle Pass City Council, 4CandidateVotes Jessica Rey Ramon 2,20450%Alberto Rodriguez 1,61837%Hanson Uy Tesy 58113%Fair Oaks Ranch City Council, PL 3CandidateVotes Olvera *62356%Scott Rose 48444%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (3 / 3) Dale Pearson 62157%Jim Roff 46943%100% of Precincts Reporting (3 / 3) Scott Parker *62657%Kevin Cox 46743%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (3 / 3) Jake Lamberth 78656%Jacob "Jake" Thompson 62644%Floresville City Council, PL 4CandidateVotes Frances M. Flores 82157%Beatrice Ximenez Marroquin *61043%*IncumbentFloresville City Council, PL 5CandidateVotes Felix Cantu 80056%Donald K. Scee *63244%*IncumbentMayor, City of Garden RidgeCandidateVotes Lisa Swint50153%Jesús ValdezJesús Valdez45047%Garden Ridge City Council, PL 2CandidateVotes Jim Mueller 59468%Gary Palmer 28332%100% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 1) Schneider 3923%100% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 1) Rivas 13378%Bob Walker 3722%100% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 1) Allison Francis *12574%Ian Thompson III4526%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 1) Jim Rodriguez *14877%Alan Sale 4423%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (2 / 2) Raymond Robinson 2775%Tina Jones-Radicke 925%100% of Precincts Reporting (14 / 14) For 6590% Against 710%100% of Precincts Reporting (14 / 14) Janeshia Grider *26451%Christopher "Chris" Garza 25849%*Incumbent40% of Precincts Reporting (2 / 5) Joe Molina *23918%Susan Street 23718%Maria D Hitt *19314%Jonathan Todd 14211%David Barboza 997%*Incumbent40% of Precincts Reporting (2 / 5) Danielle Carriere Bolton 37462%Benny Martinez *22738%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (5 / 5) McPherson 10530%*Incumbent83.3% of Precincts Reporting (5 / 6) Chris Pal-Freeman 15453%Adam Harden *13547%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 1) Carter 43956%Andrés Campos *34244%George Green 30%*Incumbent1.9% of Precincts Reporting (3 / 156) Michael Capizzi 28757%Christopher Willis *21443%*Incumbent0% of Precincts Reporting (0 / 156) Against 33954% For 29446%Pearsall Special Election, Prop. No. 2CandidateVotes For 47672% Against 18228%Pleasanton City Council, PL 1CandidateVotes Scott Ferguson 6959%Mando San Miguel III4741%Pleasanton City Council, PL 3CandidateVotes Mark Pinkston 9853%Harmony J. Ratterree *8647%*IncumbentMayor, City of RungeCandidateVotes Christopher Parker 15174%Homer Lott Jr.*5426%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (14 / 14) Brandon Nunez 11836%Sally Esparza 6520%Felix Zapata *5517%Jamie Rios-Mendoza 4714%Steven Salas 4313%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (14 / 14) Joanna Rodriguez 5580%Marijane T. Counselman 1420%Mayor, City of Santa ClaraCandidateVotes Chase Grier 16579%Jeff Hunt *4521%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (5 / 5) Amanda Desormeaux 15273%Danny Trammell *5627%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (5 / 5) Reagan *7738%*Incumbent100% of Precincts Reporting (5 / 5) Ken Polasek *7378%Cori Mitchell 2122%*Incumbent3.2% of Precincts Reporting (5 / 156) Christina Fitzpatrick *60231%Bear Goolsby *54829%Ashton Bulman *42722%Patrick Day 33918%*Incumbent0.9% of Precincts Reporting (7 / 798) Art Martinez de Vara12966%Amanda AlcozerAmanda Alcozer6634%100% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 1) For 9052% Against 8448%100% of Precincts Reporting (1 / 1) Wes Shahan 32356%Jonathon Fluitt 25644%The important Election Day races aren’t all in San Antonio Voters outside of the Alamo City will also have an opportunity to have their voices heard on May 3 In addition to three open city council seats Balcones Heights voters will have a proposition on the ballot that could change the face of the police officers’ union in the city Residents will consider “Proposition A.” If passed Proposition A would end the Balcones Heights Police Officers Association’s collective bargaining rights Four propositions will go before voters in Boerne One of those propositions would introduce new three-year term limits for the city’s mayor and city council members voters in other Bexar County cities such as Kirby and Von Ormy will also search for their next mayors Some non-Bexar County cities will be tasked with finding a new mayor and replacing city council seats just like San Antonio and Boerne: Bulverde Sign up for the free KSAT election newsletter in the prompt below for a wrap-up of the results More Stories Like This In Our Email Newsletter Copyright 2025 by KSAT - All rights reserved Nate Kotisso joined KSAT as a digital journalist in 2024 He previously worked as a newspaper reporter in the Rio Grande Valley for more than two years and spent nearly three years as a digital producer at the CBS station in Oklahoma City Email Newsletters KSAT RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us KSAT Internships Careers at KSAT Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 KSAT.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group The development will be off Ralph Fair Road north of Honeycomb Rock Show Breaking News BarCloseKSAT Investigates Dillon Collier Joshua Saunders FAIR OAKS RANCH Texas – Two veteran supervisors with the Fair Oaks Ranch Police Department have been fired after an investigation revealed they participated in harassment discipline records obtained by KSAT Investigates show following a probe by an outside investigator The terminations are the latest shake-up of the department which has been hampered by claims of a toxic work culture in recent years Ojeda and Griffin this summer were notified they were being placed under investigation The investigation later determined that both officers had committed multiple violations of department policy who had worked for Fair Oaks Ranch PD since 2007 was cited for six policy violations including sexual or illegal harassment inappropriate and unwanted physical contact that was sexual in nature failing to treat colleagues with respect and comments or expressions that derided demeaned or ridiculed individuals based on race Ojeda was also cited for not truthfully answering questions during the investigation but wrote under his signature that he did not agree with the findings who had worked for Fair Oaks Ranch PD since 2014 was cited for eight policy violations including sexual or illegal harassment failing to refrain from participating in or encouraging actions that could be perceived as harassment or discrimination creating an illegal and hostile work environment failing to take corrective action when a rules violation was brought to his attention and failing to remain alert Griffin was also cited for not truthfully answering questions during the investigation An attorney who represents both Ojeda and Griffin told KSAT Monday “Both men have exemplary records at that department for many years They are both adamantly denying any wrongdoing and are going to exercise all of their legal remedies related to their terminations.” The termination of the two supervisors came weeks after Todd Smith was named interim chief of the department Asked for comment about the officer firings Fair Oaks Ranch City Manager Scott Huizenga told KSAT via email: “Chief Todd Smith was appointed to his position in August He is a former Assistant Chief of Police in Austin and brings a wealth of experience and a philosophy of Servant Leadership to our department Chief Smith recently evaluated the conclusions of an internal investigation which was initiated prior to his appointment and terminated two officers from their positions with the department Chief Smith has moved forward with steps to build on the success of our department through a process of continuous improvement Thanks to the hard work of our officers our community has consistently ranked among the 50 safest cities in Texas These honors reflect the values of our community and the dedication of the men and women who serve us in law enforcement Our police department is recognized for Best Practices by the Texas Police Chiefs Association (TPCA) Our officers continue to be involved in the community with programs such as Cafeteria Cops Back the Badge 5K and the Junior Police Academy The dedicated officers of the Fair Oaks Ranch police department remain unwavering in their commitment to protecting and serving our community.” Smith was appointed to the position after the retirement of chief Tim Moring Moring’s retirement came amid an ongoing lawsuit filed against the city by a former officer early this year Lacey Gonzalez, a six-year veteran of Fair Oaks Ranch PD who was terminated last October after detailing a number of complaints against Moring sued the city under the Texas Whistleblower Act claiming she was subjected to “prolonged dangerous and abusive behavior” from Moring Gonzalez’ suit also accuses both Griffin and Ojeda of being hostile and abusive toward her in the workplace Moring was placed on paid administrative leave after Gonzalez filed her internal complaint last summer He was reinstated to his command post last October after an outside investigation determined the allegations against Moring were unfounded or not sustained Gonzalez was terminated four days prior to Moring’s reinstatement Separately, ex-Fair Oaks Ranch PD investigator Richard Davila filed suit against Fair Oaks Ranch in 2021, claiming he was wrongfully terminated That case included details from a July 2020 incident in which Davila said Moring and Ojeda entered the property room without proper authority Moring then disposed of evidence using a court order from a previous year Davila was removed from being in charge of the property room his investigation files were transferred and he was reassigned to city hall The city and Davila settled out of court for an undisclosed amount of money earlier this year Read more reporting on the KSAT Investigates page Copyright 2024 by KSAT - All rights reserved Emmy-award winning reporter Dillon Collier joined KSAT Investigates in September 2016 Dillon's investigative stories air weeknights on the Nightbeat and on the Six O'Clock News Dillon is a two-time Houston Press Club Journalist of the Year and a Texas Associated Press Broadcasters Reporter of the Year Joshua Saunders is an Emmy award-winning photographer/editor who has worked in the San Antonio market for the past 20 years covering crime and corruption throughout the city The new car wash will be located off I-10 near QuikTrip Rhythm and Brews celebrated the return of the shop at the beginning of March The Municipal Development District is designed to promote development throughout the city of Fair Oaks Ranch Todd Smith was the interim police chief for Fair Oaks Ranch before being officially sworn in Jan The city of Boerne will have the mayor seat and one city council position on the May ballot Texas – The chief of the Fair Oaks Ranch Police Department has formally stepped down from his position In an announcement posted to the city’s website and social media late last week officials thanked Chief Tim Moring for his nearly two decades of service to the department The retirement of Moring comes amid an ongoing lawsuit filed against the city by a former officer earlier this year which noted that Gonzalez has exhausted her appeals for reinstatement to the department largely mirrored a 14-page internal complaint she filed against Moring last summer Among the suit’s accusations against Moring: He was reinstated to his command post in October Gonzalez’s legal filing was the latest filing that called into question the actions of Moring who led the small department located northwest of San Antonio since 2020 Ex-Investigator Richard Davila filed suit against Fair Oaks Ranch in 2021, claiming he was wrongfully terminated That case included details from a July 2020 incident in which Davila said Moring and a sergeant entered the property room without proper authority a former assistant chief with the Austin Police Department has been named interim chief of Fair Oaks Ranch PD Construction on FM 3351 has been ongoing as TxDOT constructs a bridge over Cibolo Creek The Texas Department of Transportation is making headway on critically needed improvements to the FM 3351 corridor The corridor limits on FM 3351 are from I-10 to SH 46 The expansion of FM 3351 within these limits is listed in the Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization’s (MPO) Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) “Mobility 2040” as a critical piece of the transportation network Capacity improvements are needed to help relieve congestion and improve access issues along FM 3351 Several concepts that could address capacity and mobility challenges within the study limits have emerged from initial studies TxDOT is now moving forward with four separate projects on FM 3351 within these limits Schedules outlining the major milestones of the project development process can be found on the proposed project pages hyperlinked above Please include “Updates on FM 3351” in the subject line.