Comal County Commissioners Court held off on proposed amendments to its wrecker and towing services order on Nov. 5 after tow operators raised concerns during public comment.
The court took up the matter as Item 11 and, with no objection, delayed action, according to the verified outcome from the county’s meeting video.
From the source record
With no objection, the court held off on proposed amendments to the county's wrecker and towing services order, No. 552, until next week after tow operators raised concerns during public comment.Comal County Commissioners Court meeting video ↗
The delay leaves residents and towing operators waiting for a county decision on the proposed changes. The verified outcome establishes the delay and the operators’ concerns, but does not describe the proposed provisions. It therefore does not establish how towing service would change if the amendments were adopted.
The outcome says the court held the proposal until the following week. That is an indication of intent, not a confirmed hearing date. Residents can inspect Item 11 in the official recording to verify what the court did; a subsequent county agenda or outcome record would establish when the proposal returns and whether the court changes or adopts it.