The Alamo Police Department celebrated their National Night Out at P.SJ.A. Memorial Stadium on Saturday, September 28th, 2019. This year's event showcased the inaugural Battle of Badges flag football game between the Alamo Police Department and Alamo Fire Department. On behalf of Mayor Diana Martinez, the Alamo City Commission and administration, we would like to... read more
The South Texas Historical Association in conjunction with the City of Alamo Museum will be holding an international symposium on South Texas history Friday and Saturday, Nov. 1-2. The association’s fall conference at Bowie Parental Engagement School in Alamo will be celebrating the uniqueness of South Texas’ heritage with a panel of more than a... read more
Join the Sergeant Fernando De La Rosa Memorial Library for their Annual Halloween Fun At The Library on Sat, Oct 26, from 2pm- 7pm. Come for this FREE event and enjoy arts and crafts, games, prizes, food, pumpkin patch and a haunted house! For info contact the Library at 787-6160.
On behalf of Mayor Diana Martinez, Mayor Pro-tem Robert De La Garza and Commissioners Trino Medina, Pete Morales and Maria Del Pilar Garza, we would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Dr. Daniel King, Retiring Superintendent for P.S.J.A ISD, for the GREAT partnership he established with our city. Through this partnership, we have been... read more
Join the Alamo Fire Department along with Sparky and friends at Peter Piper Pizza tonight, Wednesday, October 2nd, from 6-8pm, for their Annual Fire Prevention Rally. The rally will kick off Fire Prevention Week, October 6-12. Come out and enjoy ice cream, cake, goodies and more!
The Alamo Police Department invites you to experience a great opportunity for citizens and law enforcement to partner up and rise against crime on Saturday, Sept 28 from 5pm-8pm, at PJSA Memorial High School Wolverine Stadium. We encourage you to attend the event, meet your neighbors and commit to helping law enforcement fight crime.
City of Alamo commemorates former department leaders The city of Alamo has ensured the memory of two men, who served the city for years, will live on. On Sept. 13, the Alamo Fire Station and the Alamo Police Station donned new names in memory of the men who once led the departments.
On Friday, Sept 13, the City of Alamo renamed two public safety buildings. The Alamo Public Safety Building is now the Chief Arturo Espinosa Public Safety Building and Alamo Fire Station No. 2 is the Chief Rolando Espinoza Fire Station No. 2. TY to all who attended the event. [gallery size="large" ids="2969,2978,2977,2979,2971,2974,2976,2975,2970,2973,2972"]
15 Small Texas Towns to Visit Now | Texas HighwaysThere was a time when most Texans lived over yonder. But over the past century, the percentage of Texans living in rural areas versus urban areas flipped: Today, 85 percent of us live in cities, while only 15 percent live in the country, according to the... read more
Tower Road, from Duranta Ave to Los Alamo Dr, will be closed today,Friday, September 13th, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm, due to the renaming ceremony. Please make arrangements for an alternate route. Detour route is shown if using Tower Rd during ceremony time.