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• 1. (512) 648-4981
• 2. (512) 648-4981
• 3. (512) 648-4981
• 4. (650) 802-4203
• 5. (760) 740-5998
• 6. (760) 798-9325
• 7. (830) 625-4611
• 8. (833) 213-4661
• 9. (858) 748-7769
• 10. 512-878-0888
• 11. 760-727-4152
• 12. 760-735-8050
• 13. 760-940-6868
• 14. 8666 512-396

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• How do I contact the San Marcos City Council?

  You can always call us at (760) 744-1050 Monday through Thursday. We will be happy to help and get your call where it needs to go. Information about city government, including the San Marcos City Council and boards and commissions, can be found under Your Government. contact (760) 752-7550.

• Is correspondence to the city of San Marcos public record?

  Please note that all correspondence addressed to the City of San Marcos is public record. All addresses are 1 Civic Center Drive, San Marcos, CA 92069 unless otherwise noted.

• Is the city of San Marcos prepared for emergencies?

  The City of San Marcos is prepared to handle non-emergencies like traffic signal and streetlight outages, dead animal removal or other urgent, but not life-threatening public works issues.

• Is the city of san marcos open on july 5?

  City of San Marcos offices will be closed Monday, July 5 in observance of Independence Day. Services at City Hall, the San Marcos Public Library, the San Marcos... Read on... All homeowners with FHA-insured loans may ask for forbearance without penalty because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Where is San Angelo city hall located?

  City Hall is located at 72 W. College Ave. in downtown San Angelo. The City of San Angelo adopted a tax rate that will raise more taxes for maintenance and operations than last year’s tax rate. The tax rate will effectively be raised by 0.04 percent and will raise taxes for maintenance and operations on a $100,000 home by approximately $27.74.