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Pardon the interruption as we prepare for the upcoming Leon Valley 4th of July Spectacular! Evers road will be closed from Huebner to Poss Rd. on the following dates and times;

 

BANDERA ROAD @ POSS ROAD

Poss Road closed @ Peachtree  / July 3 / begin 7pm / Event parking at LV Elementary

 

      HUEBNER ROAD @ EVERS ROAD

Evers Road closed Huebner to Poss / July 3 / begin 7pm

 

      POSS ROAD NEAR ENTRANCE TO LARGE PARKING LOT

Limited park access / July 3 / begin 7pm / Event parking at Bandera Bowl

 

     EVERS ROAD @ SENECA DRIVE

     Evers Road closed Sunlight to Huebner / July 3 / begin 7pm

*Evers will remain closed due to bridge construction until further notice.

 

Please call 210-684-1391 if you have any questions or concerns. 

In Observance of Independence Day,

 City Administrative Offices will be Closed 

Wednesday, July 4th, 2018.

FAQ : The City of Leon Valley's July 4^th

Event Cost?

FREE and OPEN to the Public     

                                                                   

Where Do I Park?

6700 Huebner Road - Bandera Bowling Alley Parking Lot

7111 Huebner Road - Leon Valley Elementary School

7420 Huebner Road - Church of Latter Day Saints Parking Lot

6421 & 6427 Evers Road - Leon Valley Community and Conference Center Parking Lot

6828 Poss Road - Northwest Little League parking lot

Shuttles Available - Six (6) Shuttles - 29 passenger shuttles

ALL STAR Shuttles will be shuttling from Bandera Bowl and Leon Valley Elementary School. The wait time for shuttles is approximately 15-20 minutes.

 

Public Parking Areas - Please be courteous of Leon Valley property owners do not block driveways, sidewalks, alleys or easements.

 

PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED, only service animals with certificate presented

NO FIREARMS ALLOWED

 

Can I Bring My Own Food/Drinks?

ABSOLUTELY NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINKS ALLOWED. NO COOLERS ALLOWED. Those with coolers will be asked to take them back to your cars. Entry will not be allowed with coolers and/or outside food or drinks.

Can I Bring Chairs, Shades and/or Blankets

Yes, you can bring lawn chairs, shading from the sun and/or blankets to enjoy the festivities. We also encourage you to protect yourselves and your children with sunscreen . Please note if you bring umbrellas or similar shading you will need to take them down in the evening so as to have clear vision for the fireworks.

Clear Bag Policy

In the interest of the continued safety of the City of Leon Valley's citizens and the general public, the City is instituting a Clear Bag Policy for the Leon Valley July 4 ^th event at Raymond Rimkus Park on July 4 ^th from 5:00 p.m. until 10:30 p.m.

The City has modified its security policy by limiting the size and style of bags allowed into the park.  Prohibited bags include, but are not limited to, the following:  purses larger than a clutch bag, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, fanny packs, cinch bags, seat cushions, luggage of any kind, computer bags, camera bags or any bag larger than the permissible size. *Medically necessary and diaper bags are allowed after proper inspection at the entry gate.

To be approved for entry into Raymond Rimkus Park for the July 4 ^th event, bags or purses must be clear, plastic or vinyl and cannot exceed 12 inches x 6 inches x 12 inches in size. Small, one-compartment, clutch purses that do not exceed 5.5 inches x 8.5 inches (with or without a handle or strap) also will be permitted. All bags will be subject to inspection at the entrance and may be subject to additional inspection inside the facility. The City reserves the right to prohibit any item deemed dangerous or unsuitable by the Leon Valley Police Department.

An exception will be made for medical necessary items and diaper bags after proper inspection at park entrances.

All purses and bags are subject to search and gates will be strictly monitored for your safety and the safety of others.

Note: 1^st Aid will be available near the large parking lot in case of emergency.

Food/Beverage Booths

Leon Valley Historical Society - Beer & Possibly Hard Cider

City of Leon Valley - water and sodas

Sunshine Kitchen - brisket tacos, sausage wrap, bags of chips

Pastrano - gorditas, mini-tacos, fruit cups

Hope of Life Christian Church - funnel cake sundaes, ice cream cones, hot dogs

Just Smash'em/Alamo City Concessions, Inc. - fresh squeezed lemonade (strawberry, blueberry, pomegranate), classic and raspberry

Jennifer Pastrano - turkey legs, corn dogs, sausage on a stick

Jennifer Pastrano - chicken on a stick, nachos, Italian ice

Rockin Pescado - fish and shrimp tacos

Garcia Concessions - roasted corn, aguas frescas (lemonade, watermelon, cantaloupe, and pineapple, strawberry), paletas

Nadine Johnson - Mangonadas, fruit cups, corn in a cup

El Monte BBQ - sliced brisket sandwiches, sausage wraps, creamed corn in a cup

Kona Ice River City - shaved ice

Brainfreeze Corp. - Italian ice, funnel cakes, steak & curly fries

A.J.'s BBQ - Chicken on a stick, hamburgers, ribbon chips

 

Other Booths

KSAT 12 News - media sponsor and KSAT Connect

Ancira Chevrolet - event sponsor

SAT Energy - event sponsor

Southern Journeys of Texas - travel agency

Leon Valley Professional Fire Fighters Association - education, t-shirts and stickers

 

Carnival

Time 5:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. - Raymond Rimkus Park

Pre-Sale wristbands $15 (June 15 - July 3)

On-site wristbands $20 (July 4 - 5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. at City Booth) - CASH ONLY ON-SITE

 

Other Amusements

Dunking Booth - $1.00/3 balls without a wristband - No charge with a wristband

 

ATM's

Please note.....there will be NO ATM's available this year.

Fireworks

By Starlight Fireworks & FX LLC

The fireworks display will be launched from the vicinity of the baseball field at Raymond Rimkus Park.

This area is entirely CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC.

Display Time: Dusk

EVENT ENDS AT 10:30 P.M .

4th of July Shuttle Bus Service Begins at 4:45 p.m.

The City of Leon Valley is bringing new life and enforcement to the ON IT  program. All City Departments are teaming together to bring more attention and compliance to your neighborhood issues and concerns. The intention of the   ON IT  program is to have a direct means of reporting your community concerns regarding streets, sidewalks, abandoned homes, loose or dead animal reports, permitting concerns, noise or other neighborhood nuisances and much more.