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Comal ISD to canvass Nov. 3 bond election returns Tuesday

Comal ISD residents can follow the next step for the Nov. 3 bond elections at a 5 p.m. special board meeting Nov. 17, when trustees are scheduled to consider declaring the results.

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Comal ISD trustees are scheduled to consider a resolution canvassing returns and declaring results of a bond election at a special meeting Tuesday, Nov. 17.

The Comal ISD Board of Trustees has scheduled a special meeting for 5 p.m. Nov. 17, 2026. Residents can inspect the posted special meeting agenda before the board takes up the returns.

From the source record

Posted special meeting agendaBond election canvass on the board's agenda
Consideration and Approval of a Resolution canvassing the returns and declaring the results of a bond election; and other matters in connection therewith.
Comal ISD BoardBook agenda ↗
The Nov. 17 agenda schedules consideration of a canvassing resolution; it does not record a board action.

What trustees are scheduled to decide

The bond elections took place Nov. 3, 2026. The scheduled canvass concerns the district's Nov. 3, 2026, bond elections. The agenda places a resolution to canvass returns and declare results before trustees for consideration and approval; those words describe the proposed board business, not an action already taken.

The proposed resolution would declare the results of a bond election if trustees approve it. That makes the resolution the record to watch after the meeting: the agenda sets out what trustees may do, while the board's subsequent action will establish what they actually did.

The agenda lists an attachment titled “Action sheet - CanvassingBondElectionReturns - Nov 17” alongside the resolution item. Its listing identifies supporting material for that item; the agenda itself is the source for this guide's description of the scheduled business.

A second canvass item

The board also plans to consider any other action authorized by law to complete the canvass of the Nov. 3, 2026, bond elections. It appears as its own numbered item after the proposed resolution, so residents following the meeting should watch for action on both items rather than assuming the resolution covers every step trustees might take.

The remaining numbered entries call for opening the meeting and adjournment. The canvassing resolution and the separate provision for other appropriate action are the substantive business listed for this special meeting.

How to follow the outcome

The board's Nov. 17 action is the next verification point. Residents can use the BoardBook agenda's resolution item and its separate canvass item to identify the business, then check the resulting resolution or meeting minutes for the declared results and any additional action. The agenda is a guide to the pending decision; it is not a record of the decision.

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