Comal County Constable’s Office Precinct 1

08/21/2026

🔥 Burn Ban Reinstated for Comal County
Effective Friday, August 21 at 6:00 AM, the burn ban is back in effect for unincorporated areas of Comal County. Our KBDI (drought index) sits at 553 today and is climbing roughly ten points a day, so conditions are getting drier by the hour.

During the burn ban, the following are NOT allowed:
Brush fires
Campfires
Burn barrels
Fire pits and rings
Any other open flame

The only exception is a BBQ pit that is off the ground and has a lid to contain sparks and flames, and those are for cooking purposes only.

Please help us keep Comal County safe. One spark in these conditions can spread fast.

08/10/2026

Come join our team! We are seeking to fill a few Reserve Deputy Constable Positions.

07/30/2026

National Night Out Registration is Open!

The Comal County Sheriff’s Office invites neighborhoods across the county to join us on Tuesday, October 6th for National Night Out, an evening dedicated to building community and strengthening public safety.

Registering your event ensures a visit from CCSO personnel and gives neighbors the chance to connect, foster trust, and work together for a safer Comal County.

Sign up today:https://forms.gle/mkxXfFfRg9Jok7pTA

07/24/2026

HEY CANYON LAKE!

As Canyon Lake reaches full pool, we want to remind residents and visitors of a few of the rules and safety precautions for the ramps, lake, and parks.

Let's have FUN and stay SAFE Comal County!!

Big thank you to those who collaborated with us:
WORD of Comal County,
Jen Crownover, Comal County Commissioner Pct 4,
Doug Leecock, Comal County Commissioner, Pct 1,
Kristen H. Hoyt - Comal County Judge,
Comal County ESD No. 3 (Canyon Lake Fire / EMS),
Comal County Sheriff's Office,
Interstate Towing & Recovery

07/23/2026

For those of you looking for someplace to swim or fish…

07/23/2026

📣Public Service Announcement 📣

While many have become accustomed to accessing the lake from the closed boat ramps the past few years, Ramp Rules are now being strictly enforced!

The bottom line is the only lawful activity at the boat ramps is the launching and recovery of watercraft!

Towing and Citations are highly likely for parking violations:

🔹Parking a vehicle without a trailer in designated trailered vehicle spots.

🔹Parking a trailered vehicle in designated non-trailered vehicle spots.

🔹Parking anywhere outside of a designated parking spot.

Citations are highly likely for water related and loitering type activities:

🔹NO - Swimming, Fishing, Scuba Diving, Camping, Picnicking, etc.

🔹Courtesy Docks are for loading and unloading in and out of watercraft

These rules are to ensure the safety and enjoyment of the ramps for their intended purpose. People walking where trailers are backing, and swimming where boat props are turning does not create a safe environment!

07/21/2026

Good news for boaters! Comal County crews have completed debris clearing on several County maintained ramps, and they're now open for the season.

Ramps 1, 2, 6, and 7 are open, along with Ramp 18 at Canyon Park and Ramp 3 at Comal Park. Current lake level is 908.96.

📣A few reminders as you head out.
Ramps are for launch and recovery only, so loitering, day camping, and fishing near ramps are not permitted. Parking rules for cars and trailers will be enforced, and everyone is asked to follow the Comal County Boat Ramp Order and the WORD Water Safety Ordinance.

As this is a natural body of water, conditions can change and some level of risk is always present. Swimming is at the individual's discretion, and visitors are encouraged to use good judgment and monitor conditions. (Swimming in the boat ramp area is strictly prohibited)

This effort is being coordinated alongside WORD of Comal County, Joint Base San Antonio, Canyon Lake Marina, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. These partner agencies will open their respective ramps as they become ready, and the public can follow their social media pages for updates.

Thanks for your patience while our crews got these ramps ready. Full boat ramp info and lake levels are always available here: https://cceo.co.comal.tx.us/arcgispor/apps/experiencebuilder/experience/?id=b85a862dbaa049d6a85b105bba0e49d8

07/18/2026

Exciting to see our lake close to normal again! Thank you Doug Leecock, Comal County Commissioner, Pct 1, and WORD of Comal County for your commitment to the safety of our ramps and waterway.

07/16/2026