Where do your Tax Dollars Go?

Police and fire are funded from the General Fund, which is projected to have $23.225 million in expenses in Fiscal Year 2025. Our Police and Fire account for 56.7¢ of every dollar. 

Workforce Full Time Employees (Funded)*

• Total Funded FTEs = 199

• Police FTEs = 43 police officers; 52.4 total FTEs

• Fire FTEs = 36 firefighters; 39 total FTEs

• Police and Fire represent 40.20% of all FTEs in the General Fund

• City allocates $11.728 Million or 50% of all General Fund expenditures to provide public safety

*Does not include the additional firefighter

GO VOTE! 

What is a tax rate election? This tax rate election for the City of Cibolo is aimed at seeking approval from residents to change the tax rate that directly impacts the city's revenue and financial operations for Police and Fire.

Why is a tax rate election important? This tax rate election will give the residents the opportunity to directly influence how their local government generates revenue and allocates funds for essential services such as Police and Fire. Remember that a tax rate election plays a crucial role in shaping Cibolo’s future. Stay informed, participate actively, and exercise your right to vote in this election.

GO VOTE! 

What is a tax rate election? This tax rate election for the City of Cibolo is aimed at seeking approval from residents to change the tax rate that directly impacts the city's revenue and financial operations for Police and Fire.

Why is a tax rate election important? This tax rate election will give the residents the opportunity to directly influence how their local government generates revenue and allocates funds for essential services such as Police and Fire. Remember that a tax rate election plays a crucial role in shaping Cibolo’s future. Stay informed, participate actively, and exercise your right to vote in this election.