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A photo of a city administration building is seen on a cloudy day in Schertz, Texas.
Northeast San Antonio Metrocom

Schertz City Council raises monthly drainage fees for residents, businesses

By Thomas Leffler

The monthly fee increased from $5.20 to $8 on Nov. 1 for both residential and nonresidential accounts.

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