About us

The mission of the city attorney is to represent the City by providing professional, effective and ethical legal assistance to the City Council, city manager and all other City departments and boards. The city attorney's office cannot provide legal advice or representation to citizens.  

City Hall, third floor, Ste. 330
72 W. College Ave.
San Angelo, Texas 76903

8 a.m. to noon
1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday-Friday

Main: 325-657-4407

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The City of San Angelo faces a vast number of varied legal matters. These include: contracts, real estate transactions, economic development, claims against the City for damages, litigation, employment law, civil service regulations, lake lot sales and leases, water and sewer services, issues related to providing a cemetery, a museum, an airport, parks, recreational facilities, police protection, and water and sewer services; collections, eminent domain, bankruptcy, prosecution of cases in Municipal Court, code enforcement, open meetings and open records, and more. It is the role of the office of the city attorney to advise the City in these legal matters, represent the City in court, conduct research, attend City Council and board meetings as required, and draft or review documents relating to all of the above.

Report potential price gouging

Price gouging is illegal, and the office of the attorney general has authority to prosecute any business that engages in price gouging after a disaster has been declared by the governor or president. The attorney general has issued stern warnings about price gouging to businesses in times of disaster, but you should still be on your guard. Visit the Texas attorney general's website.