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City of Terrell Hills

Terrell Hills is a suburban community off the Old Austin Highway five miles northeast of downtown San Antonio in central Bexar County. The community was named for Frederick Terrell, who promoted the area as a residential addition in the late 1920s. One business and a population of 1,236 were reported there in 1930. Learn more about our history...

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Online Resources

Various online resources including City Council agenda, Open Records Request, Online Citation Payment and Building Permits are here for your convenience.

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POLICE - NON-EMERGENCY
(210) 824-1009

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CITY HALL MAIN LINE
(210) 824-7401

Community Spotlight

2025 City Holidays

City Holidays

New Year’s Day	Thursday, January 1^st 2026
Martin Luther King Day	Monday, January 19^th 2026 SOLID WASTE WILL BE ACCEPTED
President’s Day	Monday, February 16^th 2026 SOLID WASTE WILL BE ACCEPTED
Good Friday	Friday, April 3^rd 2026
Memorial Day	Monday, May 25^th 2026
Juneteenth	Friday, June 19^th 2026 SOLID WASTE WILL BE ACCEPTED
Independence Day	Saturday, July 4^th 2026 Observed Friday, July 3^rd 2026
Labor Day	Monday, September 7^th 2026
Columbus / Indigneous People's Day	Monday, October 12^th 2026 SOLID WASTE WILL BE ACCEPTED
Veteran’s Day	Wednesday, November 11^th 2026
Thanksgiving Day	Thursday, November 26^th 2026
Day after Thanksgiving	Friday, November 27^th 2026
Christmas Eve	Thursday, December 24^th 2026
Christmas Day	Friday, December 25^th 2026

Geneseo Esplanade Project

Here To Serve Terrell Hills

John B. Low
City Mayor
John B. Low has lived in Terrell Hills since 1992. He has served as Mayor since 2020 and on City Council for 6 years prior to that. In addition, John served on the Board of Adjustment and the Planning and Zoning Committee of Terrell Hills. He also served for 5 years on the Alamo Heights School Foundation Board. Professionally, he is the managing partner of the Law Offices of John B. Low, PC, a transactional law firm. John is married to Rhonda Brannan and has 3 children, Blakely, Madeline and Robert and one granddaughter Erin.

City Council

Gail Baham
Chief of Police
Chief Baham has dedicated 18 years of service with the Terrell Hills Police Department. Chief Baham serves Terrell Hills as a graduate of the prestigious FBI National Academy as well as the Bill Blackwood’s Law Enforcement Management Institute Leadership Command College. Chief Baham holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and a Master’s of Public Administration Degree with a focus on Disaster Management from Sam Houston State University. Chief Baham is excited to lead the Terrell Hills Police Department into a prosperous future by ensuring the safety and security of the citizens whom she proudly serves.

Police Department

Billy Knupp
Fire Chief
Chief Knupp has been with Terrell Hills for 26 Years, he came to us from Kerrville Fire department where he started his career as a Firefighter/EMT in 1993. While at Terrell Hills he has risen through the ranks from Firefighter/Paramedic to Fire Chief. He is a graduate of the National Fire Academy and The Texas Fire Chief’s Academy. Billy is married to Maggi and they have three boys Kamdon, Conner and Kinsey.

Fire Department

News & Notices

E-Bike, Bicycle, and Motor-Assisted Scooter Safety

Watch the PSA Message from the THPD

Winter Weather

An arctic cold front arrives late Friday night, plunging temperatures well below average this weekend. An upper-level disturbance helps bring the potential for wintry precipitation, favoring the Edwards Plateau, Hill Country and I-35 corridor. Some light to moderate icing from freezing rain and sleet could impact road surfaces making them slick and hazardous. Temperatures will likely remain below freezing through the weekend over most of the Winter Storm Watch area, so there could be residual ice impacts on road surfaces even after the precipitation stops. Avoid unnecessary travel and take extra travel precautions if you do have to venture out.

As always, please remember to protect people, pets, plants and pipes.

Check local news stations and/or go to National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio https://www.weather.gov/ewx/ for updated information.

Proposed Geneseo Esplanade Project

Proposed Geneseo Esplanade Project

25.10.16 ESPLANADE CONCEPT PLAN RENDER

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Proposed Geneseo Esplanade Project

CITY HALL (210) 824-7401
FAX (210) 822-2297
Police & Fire Dispatch (210) 824-1009

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

CITY HALL
5100 N New Braunfels Ave
San Antonio, Texas 78209

City of Terrell Hills