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Cibolo mayor announces community center opening, roadwork updates and fall events
Summary
At the Sept. 23, 2025 Cibolo City Council meeting update, Mayor Mark Allen and city staff reported proclamations, the pending move of the senior program into the new Cibolo Community Center, completion of Green Valley Road paving, start dates for several street projects, and upcoming community events including Cibolo Fest.
Mayor Mark Allen provided a city update following the Sept. 23, 2025 Cibolo City Council meeting, announcing proclamations, the opening of the new Cibolo Community Center and the relocation of the city’s senior program, completion and timelines for several road projects and dates for fall community events.
The proclamations included a National Night Out proclamation read by Councilman Mahoney and a Faith and Blue Weekend proclamation read by Councilwoman Sanchez Stevens; both were accepted by the Cibolo Police Department. Randy Roberts read a proclamation celebrating Cibolo’s 60th anniversary; Mayor Mark Allen thanked city staff for a birthday cake celebrating the milestone. "I'd like to thank our city staff for providing cake to celebrate Cibolo's sixtieth birthday tonight," Mayor Mark Allen said.
City Manager Wayne Reid reported that the new Cibolo Community Center will open soon and the senior citizens program will move into the building. According to Mayor Allen, "We will be opening the new Cibolo Community Center and moving the senior program"; the move was described as happening on the coming Monday, but an exact calendar date was not specified in the announcement. A ribbon-cutting for senior program participants was scheduled for Oct. 27 (year not specified).
Road project updates included Green Valley Road, where pavement work is complete from Cibolo Valley Drive to the city limits toward Schertz. Mayor Allen said the striping "will be going down 14 days after the pavement wrapped up." Town Creek Road work was reported as starting on the upcoming Monday (exact date not specified). Work on Silverwing was described as beginning with demolition next week, followed by a mill-and-overlay; Firebird Run was slated to begin on Jan. 5 (year not specified).
The city also announced its annual Cibolo Fest will be held Saturday, Oct. 18 (year not specified). Mayor Allen closed the update by noting the next city council meeting would occur in October; his remarks included uncertainty about the specific next meeting date when he said, "I believe, the September 14 or October," and then said the council would be back in October.
These announcements were delivered as part of a brief ceremonial and information update rather than as formal agenda votes. No motions or formal council votes were reported in the update portion described by Mayor Allen.
Looking ahead, residents seeking precise dates for the senior move-in, ribbon-cutting and the start of street work should consult the city’s official calendar or upcoming council agenda for confirmed dates and any additional details.
