Schertz expects to rebid replacement of failing panels at the library’s retaining wall, a project estimated at $350,000.
Library users are waiting for the wall work to be rebid, while Fire Station 4 remains scheduled for completion in March 2027. The city lists the library retaining wall in design and projects completion in fall 2027.
For a sense of scale, Main Street’s estimated cost works out to about $1,627 per Schertz household, more than Fire Station 4 and Northcliffe combined. Each figure divides a city project estimate by 15,903 households in the Census ACS 2020–24; it is a comparison of project size, not a bill.
The city’s update says the library’s plastic wall panels will be replaced with concrete and some rear courtyard pavers will be replaced. A procurement meeting has been held, and the bid package is to be refined.
Construction and bids ahead
Fire Station 4 remains on schedule for March 2027 at an estimated total cost of $13.25 million. Its walls are closed and water service has been established, the update says. Wiring and driveway work are next; pricing for the technology package is pending.