Bandera City Marshal's Office

Bandera City Marshal's Office Welcome to the official Bandera Marshal's Office page.

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A big Thank You to Bandera Funeral Chapel for remembering First Responders on the 25th Anniversary of Patriot Day. May ...
09/11/2026

A big Thank You to Bandera Funeral Chapel for remembering First Responders on the 25th Anniversary of Patriot Day. May we never forget to remember the lives lost on that fateful day.

07/17/2026

Mandatory evacuation is lifted, as of 9a, Friday, July 17th. RVs are free to return to the RV parks.

Showers predicted throughout today and we are under Flood Watch until noon.

City Park entrance will be closed until further notice preventing vehicle traffic. Like always, if we are not at the gate collecting admission, you may walk the park and enjoy the playgrounds, but water quality and safety is unknown at this point. It will take time for it to settle back down and us clear any dangerous debris.

Enjoy your weekend, it should be nice and muggy. :-)

photo cred: The Bandera Prophet

07/17/2026

RV park update: The mandatory evacuation for all RV parks in the City Of Bandera has been lifted. All guest may return to the RV parks. 

07/17/2026

⚠️ Bandera Marshal’s Office – Public Safety Reminder ⚠️

We know many people are curious and want to walk down to the river to see the rising water. We understand the temptation, but please do not do it.
It is getting dark and the river is continuing to rise. Conditions can change rapidly. Water levels and currents are often much stronger than they appear, creating dangerous situations in a matter of seconds.
The areas near the river have been evacuated for a reason. Please respect all barricades and closures. They are in place to protect you, your family, and the first responders who would have to risk their lives if a rescue became necessary.
Thank you for your patience, cooperation, and for helping us keep Bandera safe.

07/16/2026

Update on the RV parks: The RV parks are still under mandatory evacuation orders. As soon as the the mandatory evacuation order has been lifted, the RV parks will be notified.

07/16/2026

⚠️ 7/16/25 - BEC is aware of power outages throughout our service territory due to severe weather, heavy rains and flooding.

⚠️ UPDATES ⚠️

5:00 pm - While power has been restored to most of the service territory, there are still approximately 200 members without power. These outages may continue throughout the night due to inaccessible flooded roadways or complicated repairs. Please contact our Member Relations team at the phone number below with any questions. We appreciate your continued patience and support during this major weather event.

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4:00 pm - Power has been restored to the Leakey area. If you are still experiencing issues, please contact our Member Relations team at the phone number below.

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11:47 am - Power has been restored to the Cypress Creek area. If you are still experiencing issues, please contact our Member Relations team at the phone number below.

📞 BEC Member Relations: 866-226-3372

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‼️ CURRENT OUTAGES
8:00 am - Turtle Creek area (Kerr County)
7:20 am - Cypress Creek area (Kerr and Kendall County) *Restored at 11:47 am
7:20 am - Leakey area (Real County) *restored at 4:00 pm

A real-time outage map is available via the link below:
https://smarthub.banderaelectric.com/maps/external/OutageWebMap/

Our crews are actively assessing the situation to determine when conditions are safe to begin work to restore power. If you have any questions, please reach out to our Member Relations team at 866-226-3372.

➡️ Please continue to monitor this post for updates. For more specific information about your area, please visit our website www.banderaelectric.com and click on the alert message at the top of the homepage.

We appreciate your patience and stay safe!

07/16/2026

Up-to-date road closures check here.

Turn around, don’t drown. I know we’ve all heard the saying. It only takes 6 inches of water to wash a car away. You als...
07/16/2026

Turn around, don’t drown. I know we’ve all heard the saying. It only takes 6 inches of water to wash a car away. You also never know if the road or bridge is still there. Turn around. never drive around barricades.

Edit: The pictures are for illustration purposes only as to why you should not drive around barricades and are not specific to any location.

07/16/2026

⚠️ Public Safety Update – Bandera Marshal’s Office ⚠️

The Medina River is expected to crest today at around 25 feet. Flooding conditions remain dangerous, and we urge everyone to make safety their top priority.

If you are in a low-lying or flood-prone area, remain on higher ground and do not return to affected areas until officials determine it is safe to do so.

Please do not travel unless absolutely necessary. Road conditions can change rapidly, and even shallow moving water can be extremely dangerous.

Do not drive around barricades. They have been placed to protect both our community and the first responders working tirelessly to keep everyone safe. Going around a barricade puts your life and the lives of emergency personnel at unnecessary risk.

The Bandera Marshal’s Office continues to work closely with Bandera County Emergency Management to monitor conditions and respond as needed.

Your safety is our highest priority. Please continue to monitor official updates and use caution.

Stay safe, Bandera.

A few photos from today
07/15/2026

A few photos from today

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511 Main Street
Bandera, TX
78003

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+18304607172

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