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Bexar County is the 4th largest county in Texas with over two million residents. Find information about county government, elections, courts, records, taxes, events, and more.
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Bexar County Contact. Physical Address 100 Dolorosa San...
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Bexar County is a county in South Texas with a population of over 2 million. It is the seat of San Antonio, the fourth-most populous city in Texas, and has a rich history and diverse geography.
Find information and services for property tax, motor vehicle registration, title, and beer and wine permits in Bexar County, TX. Learn about the office mission, payment plans, exemptions, and locations.
Bexar County is a county in the U.S. state of Texas. In 2020, 2,009,324 people lived there. [1] The county seat is San Antonio.
Find information about Bexar County government, including the commissioners court, elected officials, county offices, and programs and services. Learn about the county judge, precinct commissioners, constables, courts, and more.
On December 22, 1836, the new Texas government formed the county government of Bexar, with San Antonio as its County Seat. Then, on July 3, 1837, Texas formally organized Bexar County with a Chief Justice as the top executive.
Learn about the origins and evolution of Bexar County, Texas, from its creation in 1836 to its current status as the fourth most populous county in the state. Discover the symbols, courthouses, and sister cities of Bexar County, and explore its rich historical resources.
