Boerne City Hall is located at 402 East Blanco Road, Boerne, TX 78006. Phone: 830‑249‑9511.
Neighborhoods
Ammann Farms
Ammann Ranch Estates
Anaqua Springs Ranch
Bentwood
Bergenplatz Ranches
Boerne Heights
Bridlewood
Cascade Mobile Village
Champee Springs Ranches
Chaparral Creek
Cheevers Addition
Cherry Ridge
Cibolo Crossing
Cibolo Oaks Landing
Cibolo Ridge
Cibolo Ridge Estates
Cordillera Ranch
Country Bend
Coveney Ranch
Crow Karsch Ranch
Currey Creek
Cypress Bend
Deep Hollow
Diamond Ridge
Dietert Addition
Dove Country Farms
Dresden Wood
Easley
Elm Springs
Enclave at Stonehaven
English Oaks
Esser Addition
Estancia
Fabra Oaks
Fair Oaks Ranch
Fox Chase Farms
Garden Creek
Gemini Oaks
Heights of Lost Creek
Herff Ranch
Hidden Oaks
Highlands Ranch
Indian Hills
Inspiration Hill
Jackson Woods
Kendall Creek Estates
Kendall Pointe
Kendall Woods Estates
La Cancion
Lake Country
Lakeside Acres
Limestone Ranch
Lost Creek Ranch
Meadow Springs Estates
Menger Springs
Mountain Laurel Heights
Mountain Spring Farms
Napa Oaks
Oak Forest
Oak Grove
Oak Knoll
Oak Retreat
Oak Terrace Estates
Pfeiffer Ranch
Platten Creek
Pleasant Valley
Presidio of Lost Creek
Privilege Creek Estates
Ranger Creek
Ray Ranch
Ridge Creek
River Mountain Ranch
River Trail
Rolling Acres
Rosewood Gardens
Sabina Park
Sablechase
Sage Oaks
Serenity Gardens
Shadow Valley Ranch
Silver Hills
Sisterdale
Skyview Acres
Southern Oaks
Sparkling Springs Ranchettes
Spring Creek Estates
Starview Estates
Stone Creek
Stonegate
Sundance Ranch
Sunrise Addition
Tapatio Springs
The Bristow
The Crossing
The Flats
The Quarry at Champee Springs
The Villas at Hampton Place
The Woods at Fair Oaks
Trails at Herff Ranch
Trailwood
Village Green
Village Oaks
Village Park
Villas at Hampton Place
Walnut Hills
Walnut Hills Estates
Wasp Creek Acres
Waterstone
Werner Addition
Williams Estates
Windwood
Windwood Estates
The area that would become the City of Boerne was settled by German colonists about 1849. Originally known as Tusculum. The name was changed to honor German poet Ludwig Borne when the town was platted in 1852 by John James and Gustav Theissen. August Staffell served as the first postmaster when the post office was established in 1856. When Kendall County was created in 1862 Boerne was chosen as county seat by a narrow-margin vote. [www.ci.boerne.tx.us, accessed March, 2015]