Marion received $47,817.02 in the October 2026 city sales-tax allocation, up 23.35% from October 2025, while New Berlin received $14,836.02, down 2.42%. The Guadalupe.News extraction of the Comptroller’s city data shows a much smaller increase for nearby Santa Clara: $3,097.32, up 2.01%.
Residents can compare the October revenue sent to seven Guadalupe-area city governments, but the citywide totals for Schertz and Selma cannot be assigned to Guadalupe County alone. Those cities cross county lines, so their payment figures describe each whole city.
From the source record
City allocations, not Guadalupe County-only totals.
What each city received
Marion received $38,765.24 in October 2025; New Berlin received $15,204.71. The table compares that same month with October 2026 for all seven cities in the official 21-row data acquisition.
| City | Oct. 2026 | Oct. 2025 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marion | $47,817.02 | $38,765.24 | +23.35% |
| New Berlin | $14,836.02 | $15,204.71 | −2.42% |
| Santa Clara | $3,097.32 | $3,036.02 | +2.01% |
| Cibolo | $637,900.49 | $630,433.34 | +1.18% |
| Selma | $750,534.40 | $749,576.38 | +0.12% |
| Seguin | $1,178,652.06 | $1,133,395.57 | +3.99% |
| Schertz | $1,677,914.45 | $3,275,811.56 | −48.77% |
Selma and Schertz city totals include territory outside Guadalupe County. Figures are a Guadalupe.News extraction of Texas Comptroller data.