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Comal County has many unique features that make it a particularly special and sensitive place, from the headwaters springs of the Comal River and the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone, to the endemic and endangered species found in our rural lands, to the tourism and recreation opportunities offered by Canyon Lake and the Blanco and Guadalupe Rivers.
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Structure
- A domestic non-profit organization certified by the Texas Secretary of State, May 8, 2018
- The CCCA was granted 501(c)(3) status from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service on July 13, 2018
- Board of Directors: President Elizabeth Bowerman, Vice President Helen Ballew, Secretary Eva Silverfine Ott, Treasurer Jane Finneran, Outreach Committee Chair Joel Dunnington, Government Affairs Committee Chair Jensie Madden, Resource Development Committee Chair Marné Peterson, Education Chair Leah Cuddeback, Director-at-Large Cliff Kaplan, and Director-at-Large Carolyn Smith
