Programmed transportation
$61.7M10 City-responsible AAMPO projects
Public money in context
Projects, districts, and the trails between them
Capital work should not disappear into a vendor total. City payment references now sit beside regional transportation programming, local project applications, permit activity, NBU records, PID assessments, and TIRZ reports.
Funding applications
$32.3M5 call-for-projects submissions · not awards
2026 permits issued
8,085+2.3% versus the same months
NBU financial records
5Tracked separately from City GO/CO debt
Payment-to-project trail
Goodwin / Conrads construction sequence
Two June payment applications to Capital Excavation Company share the same project memo and total $3.54M. The City contract list contains other Capital Excavation records, but no shared contract number supports merging them with this project yet.
PA #15$3.03MJun 17PA #16$511.8KJun 25
Regional capital pipeline
Open AAMPO data Programmed New Braunfels transportation projects
Exact responsible-agency matches from the AAMPO project layer. Project cost is programmed cost—not City spending to date.
Common St
Construct Continuous 6' Sidewalks and Enhance Crosswalks at Key Intersections.
New Braunfels Citywide Signal Optimization
Update to traffic signal timing at 60 locations across the city.
Dry Comal Crk Hike/Bike Trl
Construct Concrete Shared use Path Along Dry Comal Creek with Separated Crossings Under Railroad and Landa Street.
New Braunfels Citywide Pedestrian Improvement
Five project locations with various mobility improvements to include 10-foot shared use path, protected crossings, new sidewalks, and removal of barriers to comply with the American Disabilities Act
Barbarosa/Saur Ln
Expand Roadway from 2 to 4 Lanes and Raised Median or Center Turn Lane. Add Shared Use Path and Sidewalks. Drainage and Intersection Improvements. In Comal and Guadalupe Counties
Solms Road Improvements
Traffic mitigation, pedestrian improvements, and drainage improvements.
New Braunfels Bicycle and Pedestrian
Construct Citywide Sidewalks and Shared-Use Paths, ADA Ramps, and Improved Crossings at Intersections. In Comal and Guadalupe Counties
Signal Timing Optimization
Update traffic signal timing plans at intersections citywide
San Antonio-Spur
Construct sidewalks and shared-use paths, lighting, ADA improvements, traffic signal and reallocate road space west of Live Oak.
Gruene Area Multimodal Improvements
Construct complete street elements within Gruene Historic District and surrounding areas including shared use paths, protected crossings, and a 6-foot sidewalk.
Programmed TIP projects and call-for-projects applications are shown separately. An application is not an award, and programmed cost is not City spending to date.
Development pressure
Open City GIS Monthly permits issued
Counts from the City’s public permit layer; the current month is partial.
208,557total published permit features7,906prior-year same months
Separate utility ledger
Open NBU source NBU financial and capital records
Community utility finances are relevant to local infrastructure but remain separate from the City debt headline.
FY25 Annual Comprehensive Financial ReportFY26 Financial Operating PlanIndependent Registered Municipal Advisor Letter We also work with independent financial professionals to support sound planning and informed decision-making. Learn MoreNBU Popular Financial Report 2025TX Government Code 2265.001b Compliance Report FY2025
NBU is tracked as a separate community-owned utility/component unit. Utility revenue debt is not added to the City GO/CO headline.
Special districts
Public records grouped by place
These records are published separately by the city; the dashboard makes them navigable as one system.
Public Improvement District
Solms Landing PID
Assessments, service plan, and improvement obligations.
Tax Increment Reinvestment ZoneCreekside
Long-running tax-increment activity and annual project reporting.
Tax Increment Reinvestment ZoneDowntown
Downtown project activity, increment, and reporting trail.
Tax Increment Reinvestment ZoneRiver Mill
Redevelopment-zone finances and year-over-year project records.
Programmed projects, applications, permits, payments, contracts, and utility records remain separate record types. The site only joins them when an explicit identifier or reviewed entity relationship supports the connection.