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The Kerrville City Council held a workshop on June 9, 2026, at 4:15 PM in City Hall. The meeting featured updates on the Kerrville Sports Complex lease, the Kerr Together long-term flood recovery effort, emergency management improvements, and the status of the Lois Street water tank project. Council also selected liaison assignments and interview teams. No public comments were made, and no executive session was held. The meeting adjourned at 5:35 PM.
No executive session was needed, and the workshop adjourned at 5:35 PM.
9th, 2026. Do we have anybody signed up for public comments? No, sir. All right. Information discussion. Let's start with two A baseball firm. And who's gonna present for your group? Jay is. Are you gonna do that? No, I'm not gonna present. I'm just gonna introduce these guys. Please do. I didn't uh I didn't bring my tap dancing shoes tonight. I don't think Nico did either, to be fair. Got sandals on, but we're gonna make them tap tap dance regardless. Uh just wanna sing the praises of these guys real quick before I introduce them. Um it was shortly after uh the the flood last year that we started talking with um the group who managed uh the sports complex prior, and it was just negative this, negative that, negative the other. Don't want to, you know, bad mouth them. It's a tough business as these guys can attest. However, we know it we have here, and uh we're happy to have these guys on board. They're they're overperforming, and we want to see that continue. Um but uh I've been told by John Junker, the tall guy sitting in the middle here that his two captains are gonna be presenting tonight. So we have Nico Gonzalez and Jeff Gwinlin who are gonna come up and tell us a little bit about how it's going out at the sports complex. You can tell these guys have been outside all day. Who's first? It's a beautiful picture. And um it's one that we use on our Facebook and stuff like that to kind of show what Kerville really has to represent. So um where's the slide thing? Oh, here we go. So the Kerrville Sports Complex, obviously it's under new leadership. We're the baseball firm. Um I am not originally from Kerrville, but have been coming to this complex for a long time. And since two thousand eighteen-ish, nineteen ish, since I saw it for the first time, I knew that this was one of the best sports complexes that I've seen traveling around the country. And so when the opportunity came up to be a part of this, it was it was a no-brainer for me from the community to the fields to the the families in the outside communities that love to come here. Um it's a pretty special place that we feel like is here in the city of Kerrville. Um we've been fortunate to host the tournaments this spring so far that have fourteen and under. And so what that means, it's eighth graders down, because in the springtime you have UI L sports, tap sports going on, so the high school kids are obviously doing their stuff in the high school. So just real quick, I'll kind of give you a an overview of how we look at it. If you've ever done select sports in baseball or softball, we kind of put our calendar together like you would for one of those type of businesses. Meaning from January through May, we're really gonna be able to go after the 14 and down kids because those are the ones who are playing, both boys and girls. Once the summer starts, May through the end of July, maybe the first week of August is when you can really capture the high school kids, and a lot of the younger groups stop playing because of other things that they do, and it's just kind of the natural ebb and flow.