Schertz's November 2026 city sales-tax allocation fell 53.23% from a year earlier to $2,049,770.36, while Seguin's rose 14.65% to $1,390,750.79. The comparison is between each city's November 2026 and November 2025 payments, not between the two cities.
For Schertz residents, the smaller payment means less sales-tax revenue arrived this month than in November 2025; the allocation table alone does not establish a change in city services. Schertz received $4,383,103.47 in the comparable 2025 period, according to the Comptroller's city figures.
The seven city payments
The November payments ranged from Santa Clara's $5,084 to Schertz's $2,049,770.36. Five of the seven listed cities received more than in November 2025; Schertz and Cibolo received less. These are allocations to cities, not a count of sales inside Guadalupe County. In particular, the Schertz and Selma figures are citywide because both cities extend beyond the county.
| City | November payment | Year-over-year change |
|---|---|---|
| Schertz | $2,049,770.36 | −53.23% |
| Seguin | $1,390,750.79 | +14.65% |
| Selma | $968,366.21 | +11.39% |
| Cibolo | $676,071.50 | −7.73% |
| Marion | $71,803.57 | +16.69% |
| New Berlin | $25,506.87 | +63.87% |
| Santa Clara | $5,084.00 | +9.69% |
The Comptroller's query is by city name. Schertz and Selma totals are citywide.
A monthly fall amid a higher year-to-date total
Schertz's October 2026 allocation was $1,677,914.45, down 48.77% from October 2025. Seguin received $1,178,652.06 that month, up 3.99% from a year earlier. The November results therefore extend the direction of each city's October comparison, although the size of each monthly change differs.