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Below is a link for a message from Mayor Ballentyne.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fu54u50ijn5rhfv/Community Appreciation Approved - TH.mp4?dl=0
Anne Mortimer Ballantyne is a native of Terrell Hills. She has served as Mayor since 2014 and on City Council for 12 years prior to that. In addition, Anne served on the Board of Adjustment and the Planning and Zoning Committee of Terrell Hills. She served for 9 years on the Alamo Heights ISD School Board and currently serves on the St. David’s Episcopal School Board in Terrell Hills. Anne is married to Steve and has 3 children, Patrick, Katy and Brian and 5 grandchildren.
City Council
Chief Foley has been with the Terrell Hills Police department since 2004 when he accepted a patrol officer position. Chief Foley serves Terrell Hills as a graduate of the LEMIT Leadership Command College, the FBI National Academy and a degree in Justice Administration. He is currently working on an Executive Master of Public Service and Administration Degree at Texas A&M University and continues his involvement with the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. Chief Foley is fond of quoting, "always treat people with dignity, fairness and respect."
Police Department
Chief Knupp has been with Terrell Hills for 21 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
Coyote Sightings have recently become a frequent occurrence in Terrell Hills and the surrounding areas.
